Elizabeth Madrigal spent her early life as a classical violinist, torch/jazz singer and writer, with her broader interests rooted in community activism and improving the lives of adults and children through the arts, cultural preservation and advocacy. Originally from a family of visual artists and opera singers, she sculpts in clay and porcelain and is a watercolor painter. She is the Outreach Chair for Arts of Clark County and is the Arts Commissioner for Ridgefield on the Clark County Arts Commission.  (She also maintains the website for the Ridgefield Art Association.)

Elizabeth works in progressive political/social campaigns and is a business consultant for non-profits and small businesses. She also writes both technical and professional copy for marketing, websites and other general business purposes. Her services include cutting edge on-line social media management and website development and maintenance.

She shares 5 acres with her husband, three cats and the deer and plans to publish some fiction works... one of these days. Her visual art focuses on what she loves: children, animals, nature and, of course, hot chile peppers!

 Elizabeth can be reached 360-887-4530 or via email @  elizabeth.madrigal@gmail.com