Hand hammered, riveted and /or etched.. brass, copper and sterling silver. Using gemstones for focals.
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Jerilyn Walker – Jewelry
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I am an accidental artist! Although I do not have any formal training in the arts, I am currently enrolled in the Milan Art Institute. I was a RN for 25 years. In 2019, I suffered brain injuries and my nursing career came to an unexpected end. Painting became the most powerful therapeutic tool to help me recover physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Through art, I am able to communicate to the world the vast and complex feelings I have in trying to navigate and accept who I am today, especially with the limitations the brain injury has left with me. I am incredibly grateful for this gift life has given to me. I love that out of the trauma and grief of injury, something so beautiful and connecting can be born!
www.carandanisfineart.com
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I create hand-built vessels using a mid range white clay and fire them in my electric kiln to cone6. I use stencils and textures from commercial products and found objects to create an interesting surface on the clay and to enhance the basic shape. Glazing can happen at both the greenware stage and the bisque stage. My goal is to create an appealing vessel that can be used, but can also be purely decorative.
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I work primarily in colored pencil, pen and ink, and mixed media.
Instagram: yelenaart
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Using Bullseye glass I create both functional and creative pieces of art by the use of a kiln.
http://www.outsideinstyleglass.com
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Doug Moore – Metal Yard Art
I use of a lot of earth materials in my work. I work on the wheel in pottery and handbuild. I make a lot of functional pottery as well as Raku that is really pretty.
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I work mostly with papers which I have stained and or altered with Citra Solv Cleaner. These are cut and torn to create collages and glue on cradle boards.
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I use raw wool using the wet felting method. I dye silk scarves using the ice dying method. I make egg ornament out of real egg shells.
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Claudia Dose paints vibrant, intuitive, and spiritually infused paintings in acrylic and mixed media. Her biggest passion is to share her positive, uplifting and healing art with others and inspire them to access their inner world and their own hidden mystical story.
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Functional pottery and garden art. Vitrified at cone 6 in Electric kilns, using glazes made in the studio.
https://www.longfellowpottery.com
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I use gallery wrap canvas or wood painting panels. Multiple oil or acrylic color washes are used with detailed brush strokes and pallet knives to obtain richness and realistic effects. Framed artwork is mounted in a Ambiance Gallery 1.5″ Deep Wood Frame.
Instagram: dianastromart
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Ellie Purvis – Wood & Epoxy
Ellie begins each piece by cutting the wood to size, flattening it, and removing all the bark and inclusions. She then lays the wood out in a mold, mixes a clear liquid resin with a hardener, and adds various pigments and mica powders for color and shimmer. She pours the resin into the mold and it fills in all the voids and cracks in the wood. As the resin thickens over about 30 hours, Ellie checks in frequently to add more colors and swirl in designs. After it’s fully cured and removed from the mold she moves on to the power tools and cuts, planes, sands, drills, and then sands some more – often up to 10,000 grit. Finally, a food safe oil and wax mixture is applied to add protection, bring out the grain of the wood, and add a satin finish to the resin.
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Colored pencil drawings/limited edition prints of original work. Realistic Needle felted wildlife and domestic animal life – made from wool and alpaca fiber.
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Gary Blumanthal – Wood
Gary’s lifetime experience as a woodworker and carpenter is reflected in the beautiful pieces he creates out of local and exotic woods. Gary focuses on detail and fine finish of his wood pieces that are not only stunning to display but also serviceable. His cutting boards, coaster sets, and trivets are of original design and highly functional. No stains are applied to the cutting boards; the boards are food safe and feature the natural beauty of the woods and unique designs. Gary also makes heirloom-quality items like jewelry boxes and ribbon boxes
Hand pulled Limited Edition of stone lithographs, etching, drypoint prints, and drawings, paintings.
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Nancy is a retired teacher. She has taken watercolor classes from Melissa Gannon, Lian Quan Zhen, Harold Walkup, and numerous online artists. She has had showings of her paintings at the Oregon Society of Artists and the Clackamas Arts Alliance.
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Wheel-thrown and hand-built functional and sculptural work.
Instagram: thelazypotter
Facebook: muddyfishstudio
I primarily paint using watercolors. I will use salt, coffee grounds, saran wrap, ect. to create special effects. I like to use a variety of papers and art blocks to give different looks. My desire is to create unique art that will draw a person in to the piece. This is accomplished by using line, dramatic lights and darks, and color’s. I enhance reality to draw in a persons eye.
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Ron Purvis – Wood
Experience leaves marks.
There are pressures we face in life, both externally and from that little voice in our head. My work reflects the impact of those stressors, producing texture and patina on ourselves while we strive to find balance and preserve our essence. My work represents the pursuit of contentment, knowing that these tensions are a permanent part of our journey.
I’ve been working with wood across many different forms for 35 years. I first turn wood on a lathe and carve it into shape with chisels. I turn the wood to 1/8 of an inch thick. Voids are created by hand using a high-speed carver. Black texture is added through stippling using a wire-tipped wood burner. In specific cases, I’ll add paint or metal leaf for additional color and character. Depending on the size and complexity, the time to complete a piece varies between 15 – 80 hours.
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Cheri Bosserman – Jewelry
Using traditional metal fabrication and lost wax casting I create jewelry. My jewelry is typically made with sterling silver and genuine gemstones. Each piece is designed and handcrafted with the hope that you will love your jewelry as much as my joy of creating it.
Instagram: CheriBossermanJewelryArt4u
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I make functional and decorative pottery fired in an electric kiln or a pit fire.
https://www.homespunceramics.com
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