The editors and staff of Tidepools Magazine announce their 2016 contest winners.
The magazine, a production of Peninsula College, features fine art, digital art, photography, poetry, short prose and music by Olympic Peninsula residents.
For more information, contact Michael Calvin Mills at mmills@pencol.edu or 417-6462.
• Youth Writing 14-17:
“The Difference Between Defying and Defining,” Autumn Baker, Port Angeles
• Youth Writing 10-13:
“Holding Stone,” Harper Hanson, Port Townsend
• Music:
1. “Bittersweet,” Hadassah Winters, Port Angeles
2. “Where the Waves Break,” Landon Groves, Port Angeles
3. “Dark Till Dawn,” Howly Slim, Agnew
• Adult Digital Art:
1. “Long Stairs Down,” Ken Dry, Port Angeles
2. “Crossing Ages,” Ken Dry, Port Angeles
• Adult Fine Art:
1. “Horse,” Amy Pandole, Port Angeles
2. “Jack the Rabbit,” Sandra Wolf, Sequim
3. “What the Wild Ones Ride,” Cody Hagen, Port Angeles
Adult Photography:
1. “Catch of the Day,” Steffany Barber, Sequim
2. “Fall Color Dungeness Hive,” Patrick Henry, Sequim
3. “Thunder Pussy,” Jon Rea, Port Angeles
• Adult Poetry:
1. “Taking a Wrong Turn in Nevada,” Gina Hietpas, Sequim
2. “The Toad in the Ferns,” Teya Priest Johnston, Port Angeles
3. “Snowy Owl,” Anna Quinn, Port Townsend
• Adult Prose:
1. “Goodnight, Sweet Man,” Karen Hogan, Sequim
2. “Seasonal Affect,” Stephen Workman, Port Townsend
3. “Northwest Exposure,” Jon Eekhoff, Sequim
• PC Student Art and Digital Art:
1. “Flowers of Chaos,” Deanna Trujillo, Port Angeles
2. “Space Cat,” Sierra Horsley, Port Angeles
3. “Transcendent,” Brianna Miles, Port Angeles
• PC Student Photography:
1. “Horses in the Mist,” Robert Harrer, Port Hadlock
2. “El Capitan,” Danielle Arnold, Sequim
3. “Heron Dusk,” Robert Harrer, Port Hadlock
• PC Student Writing:
1. “The Maribel Tree,” Emilia Lewis, Port Townsend
2. “Theatrics of Addiction,” Carl Marsh, Sequim
3. “Death to the World,” Emilia Lewis, Port Townsend
• Youth Art 0-9:
1. “Forever Paradise,” Rita Lauer, Port Angeles
• Youth Art 10-13:
1. “Gray Dog,” Isabelle Sill, Port Angeles
• Youth Art 14-17:
1. “Apoaequorin,” Palonia Olson, Port Angeles
