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Gary Greene | 1942–2024

Woodinville, WALocal News

Gary Greene, a prominent artist and community leader, passed away at the age of 82 in Kirkland, Washington, on July 21, 2024. Originally from Philadelphia, Greene's family moved to Los Angeles, where he met his wife Patti. They later settled in Woodinville, where Greene became a beloved figure, notably founding the Woodinville Basset Bash. He was recognized for his expertise in colored pencil art, creating stunning, photo-realistic works that often took over 800 hours to complete. Greene authored six instructional books on colored pencil techniques, greatly influencing aspiring artists worldwide.

His legacy extends beyond his artwork; he is remembered for his dedication to family, community, and the arts. Greene's passing is deeply felt by those who knew him and by the art community that he enriched with his knowledge and creativity, inspiring future generations of artists and community members alike.

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