Here from the pages of Tideland Magazine’s illustrated series, Salish Scenes, are the sketches that capture the spirit of the beautiful Salish Sea, redesigned into a desktop calendar. Designed by Salish Scenes creator Mary Jo Davis, the calendar is small enough to fit on any desk or shelf, and its solid wood stand is crafted from salvaged madrone wood on Bainbridge. They’re printed on the island, too, making them a truly local holiday gift. Davis hand paints each watercolor image, inspired by the amazing things she sees when exploring our waters and islands.

Available online at maryjodavis.com/store.

Locals can find the calendars at these retail locations:
The museum store at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art,
Fire Dragon Acupuncture, the Bloedel Reserve Gift Shop
or Alexander & Nye Home in Pleasant Beach Village.

Designed by Salish Scenes creator Mary Jo Davis, this small-in-size desktop 2023 calendar was a big hit. Check Mary Jo’s website later this year to get your copy of the upcoming 2024 calendar:
maryjodavis.com/store.

Here from the pages of Tideland Magazine’s illustrated series, Salish Scenes, are the sketches that capture the spirit of the beautiful Salish Sea, redesigned into a desktop calendar. Designed by Salish Scenes creator Mary Jo Davis, the calendar is small enough to fit on any desk or shelf, and its solid wood stand is crafted from salvaged madrone wood on Bainbridge. They’re printed on the island, too, making them a truly local holiday gift. Davis hand paints each watercolor image, inspired by the amazing things she sees—from orcas to octopus—when exploring our waters and islands.

Find the calendars at:
The museum store at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art,
Fire Dragon Acupuncture,
or Alexander & Nye Home in Pleasant Beach Village.

Available online on BIMA’s online store. or at maryjodavis.com/store.

As co-founder of davis studio A+D, Mary Jo Davis can most usually be found designing printed graphic designs and developing brands for clients. But more recently, she’s been focusing on illustration, most notably for Tideland Magazine which will release it’s fourth issue in early December, 2022. She’s looking forward to creating more paintings for the upcoming year. To see more of her illustrations and other artwork, visit her personal site: maryjodavis.com.

Printed copies are mailed out around the West Sound, and you can view the fall issue of Salish Scenes at: tidelandmag.com