Megan Somerville-Loomis is glass artist, pastel painter, and a sculptor. Her pieces are in private collections and have been featured in numerous exhibitions. She taught art at the college level, co-director of an art gallery, and co-curated the very successful art exhibition, “Clouds.” She holds degrees from the University of Washington (BFA) and City University (MBA). Somerville-Loomis retired from the Boeing Company as a Leadership Coach.

“Creativity is not meant to provoke a literal interpretation, rather a subtle recognition in the viewer. An embodiment of the growth cycles, spirit development and refinement of self. My philosophy is best captured in a quote from J. Ruffles: ‘I find the description ‘glass-artist’ amusing—it implies you are an artist made of glass. And glass is only about 25% of what I do. My art is thinking.’”

Photograph by Heather Donnelly

Artist portrait by Sam Thiewes (SamThiewes.com)

TS Loomis artwork is collected internationally and includes mixed-media paintings, fine art photography, and sculpture. Loomis’ work has been shown in one-man shows, museums, and numerous juried group shows. He is a Vietnam Veteran (US Air Force, 554th Red Horse) holding degrees from Michigan State University (B.A. cum laude, M.A. with post-graduate work at the University of Washington and George Washington University. Loomis retired from The Boeing Company as a Senior Versatile Technologist.

“I endeavor to produce work reflective of my appreciation and need for mystery, discovery, beauty, and humor. Fresh perspectives, literal, symbolic, and metaphorical, provide the raw material for creativity. Artistic output—creativity expressed—can (and should!) generate ongoing insights far beyond initial exposure and interpretation."