Otterwell Studio
by Paul Atwell
Painted specimen quality insects, sometimes larger than life, sometimes smaller. I primarily work in watercolor on paper. PaulAtwell.com
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Pet Portraits by Robin Kachantones
Award Winning Illustrator, Graphic Designer and Painter. robinkachantones.squarespace.com
A Tisket Tasket – Pineneedle & Sweetgrass Art Pieces
by Susan Ozenne
One of a kind baskets/art pieces created from dyed Southern pine needles and Carolina sweet grass, using antique jewelry and beading. www.atiskettasket.com
Squirrel with Hammer
by Sarah Johnson
Leather and Jewelry
I make assemblage/found object jewelry. Each piece is one of a kind incorporating bits and pieces from nature as well as antiques and vintage finds. www.instagram.com/squirrelwithhammer
Bretton Leather Co.
I’m a designer and hand make leather purses, bags, backpacks, messenger bags, belts and more in natural leather.
The Blue Feline
by Valerie Calvert
My art is a reflection of my love and deep gratitude for all God’s creations and blessings. I let the art speak to me and when it does, usually an animal emerges to grace the canvas. valeriecalvert.com
R Michael Hardy Woodworking
Custom woodworking from furniture to unique gifts. Specializing in music-related items and furniture designs that complement and enhance your home. www.woodworkingbanddirector.com instagram.com/rmichaelhardywoodworking facebook.com/woodworkingbanddirector
Geophilia Studio
My work is inspired by the things that inspire me personally, which are many and varied. As a geoscientist, rocks and stones are almost always my main source of inspiration, especially incredibly well-cut stones from independent lapidary artists.
However, design itself is another influence on my pieces. Bringing shapes, textures, and color together in unexpected ways and the desire to bring jewelry away from the body is, currently, a major influence. In addition to the many things and ideas that inspire me, I want my jewelry to evoke quiet refinement and sophistication while being interesting and wearable. To achieve this, I use minimal styling incorporating clean lines, subtle texturing, and careful attention to finish. My work is set apart by the use of tactile design and 3D elements, like texturing flat silver then manipulating it into domes and folds. It’s comfortable and wearable, but still different enough to incite questions like “Where did you get that?”
Cynthia Levine
My appreciation for color began at an early age as I watched my late father create in paint and wood as part of his many hobbies and interests. While obtaining a degree in education from Texas A&M University I realized I excelled in art – primarily sketching and painting – and went on to obtain a minor in art along with an elementary education degree. I dreamed then of focusing on art for a living but instead began a career in teaching. Fast forward a quarter century and through the blessing of a long marriage and raising three great kids I found myself in my late 40’s finally able to fulfill my dream of producing art for the enjoyment of others. I have since worked in many mediums and have for now settled upon colorful abstracts executed in resin as my primary form of expression.
I truly enjoy meeting personally with those interested in my work and hope I can help you fulfill your quest for unique andhigh-qualityy art!
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