About us
Bella Blue Earth is nestled in the foothills of Mt. Baker deep in the mossy forest where wild rivers flow, salmon spawn, and bald eagles feast. Jocelyn Suzanne brings earth inspiration into her illustrations with colorful birds, flowers, plants, rivers and familiar scenery of the Pacific Northwest.
We landed in this lush forest after a wildfire tossed us like little pinecone seeds out into the wind. We're thankful for the wet, rainy forest and for the circumstances and friends that brought us to this place. Nature can bring destruction so severe but it can eventually bring relief. We use our experience to further drive our passion to bring beauty and healing to the planet by creating art, music and poetry. We strive to give back to the community and planet by volunteering to help restore salmon habitat with the Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (N-SEA.org).
Jocelyn and John
I'm honored that my art has been used to help support N-SEA, Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association, Whatcom County's local organization helping salmon recovery. I am excited to be serving on the Board of Directors of N-SEA for 2022. My designs and artwork can also be seen in many projects for Harbin Hot Springs, Northern California's cherished hot springs retreat center located in Lake County, CA where I continue to work in the rebuilding efforts after the devastation of the 2015 Valley Fire. ~ Jocelyn