Behind Slow Soul Studio

Katherine Bosch is an artist.

After graduating high school she did the "smart" thing and obtained a degree in science.

Since graduating from Michigan State University in 2003 she has been a zookeeper, a cook, a professional friend to the elderly, a glorified geo-cacher, an office assistant, an office manager, conservation corps leader, substitute teacher, camp counselor, a field assistant for tree fruit entomology grad students, the list goes on.

She's working a day job and night job and painting, printing and drawing on the side.

Katherine has lived in Montana, Vermont, Oregon, and Colorado, and currently resides in Michigan. The mountains have an strong appeal, but the beach wins.

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October 6:00 pm West 18”x24” This painting was born during two wildfires in the Umpqua National Forest while I was living in Toketee Oregon. The days and nights were just one big adventure, being cut off from the nearest town, never knowing if it was going to jump closer, the scent of smoke permeating everything, even sleep. The sky was an odd shade, and the sunsets like no other, just a dull screen maybe, a light fog in black instead of white when it first started. As the painting progressed it felt colder than the moment, more like the first blast of cold that attacks around Halloween each year, the first day you need a coat instead of a light sweater with going outside.

October 6:00 pm West

18”x24”

This painting was born during two wildfires in the Umpqua National Forest while I was living in Toketee Oregon. The days and nights were just one big adventure, being cut off from the nearest town, never knowing if it was going to jump closer, the scent of smoke permeating everything, even sleep. The sky was an odd shade, and the sunsets like no other, just a dull screen maybe, a light fog in black instead of white when it first started.

As the painting progressed it felt colder than the moment, more like the first blast of cold that attacks around Halloween each year, the first day you need a coat instead of a light sweater with going outside.

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