Sheryl McDonald
Sheryl McDonald/JDM Designs. Inc
Abstract pour painting on canvas or wood, acrylic painting on canvas or wood and acrylic, glass & stone geodes. Jimmydmcdonald.com
February 2, 2019
Jim Koehn
I like to travel the Streets of Houston, The Backroads & Main Streets of Texas, and the roads, highways, and scenic byways beyond to find inspiration for my paintings.
Sunshine Sunbeams
by Tina Couet
“I create art glass décor using stained glass lead came, German leaded crystal and recycled American glass. I incorporate various elements, such as seashells, mirrors, color, & sacred geometry to achieve uniquely quirky and creative pieces.”
Claire Drennan Knitwear
by Claire Jarvis
I am committed to disrupting the fashion industry, the world’s second greatest polluter, by sustainably producing pieces that are fun to wear. My work is colorful, whimsical and practical, from knitted installations to wearables. www.clairedrennan.com
HWR Wood
by Heiko Weiner www.hwrwood.com
Robert Ruhmann
I create paintings that show my love for nature and the State of Texas. I use watercolors, oils, and acrylics. 979-864-0155
Shannon Mucha Art
Each animal has been inspired by literature or poetry. Whether I am responding to ancient mythology, classic fairytales or modern stories, each character represents aspects of our humanity. These creatures are young and old, simple and layered, vibrant and subdued, royal and common. Animals have a way of connecting us, uniting our differences and blurring political divisions. Even if only for a moment, we feel the freedom to let our guard down. We can simply step back, look into the animals’ eyes, take a deep breath, smile, express gratitude and believe that there is hope for the day when peace returns.
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Holli May Thomas
Infraredhead Art
I believe energy is contagious and celebrate the human spirit by extending a colorful show through the end of my paintbrush with bright pops of color and images of activity. I want you to leave my visuals with a “WOW”, a willingness to pop a wheelie, or the need to beat your metaphorical drum.
Sarah Rimboch Art
At a young age, Sarah discovered her love for art. The process of creating was what sparked her interest. As her love for art continued to grow, she knew the right career choice was to become an artist & art educator. She has now taught art in Houston for 4 years. In 2016, after a life-changing experience, she knew she needed to rediscover her passion for creating. It wasn’t until she started to create again, that she was able to see her true potential as an artist. Her approach to art is intuitive & free flowing as she dives into each new work. She is inspired by color & the process of applying it to her canvas.
“And though the process can sometimes be ugly, it is the final moment that makes it all worth it,” Rimboch said. “Complete satisfaction knowing there is something sitting in front of me that only exists because I created it. And that, is ultimately what fuels my passion.”
K Jones Jewelry
by Kendra Jones
I’ve been twisting, weaving, hand forging wire for 6 years now and every day I learn something new. Each piece created tells a unique story and it aspires to bring out the uniqueness in every woman. I rarely sketch out designs and my work truly represents my raw, free flowing creativity. I take pride in creating each piece of jewelry by hand, and knowing that my customers are getting an excellent quality piece of art. www.bykjones.com
