CeramicsVilla Park, IL2016Booth #259
“Sahara” 24” x 10” x 10” Price: $450 My work with wheel thrown vases is a study in shape and proportions. I try to build decorum between the refine vessels and the glazes.
MetalworksCleveland, GA2016Booth #236
“Prairie and the Vine” 12″ x 6″ x 6″ Price Range: $40 – $3,000 Mammoth fossils and Giraffe bone. The steel has over 300 layers forged pattern welded steel. The stand is an old grape vine with a cedar base.
JewelryDripping Springs, TX2016Booth #103
“Bracelet” 3″ x 2″ x 1″ Price Range: $65 – $3,000 Silver, gold, copper, enamel, stone and a large variety of perfected jewelry techniques are used to hand fabricate our pieces.
WoodWoolwine, VA2016Booth #131
“Wood Cloisonne” 36” x 16” Price Range: $200 – $6,000 Inlaid turned wood vessels.
PhotographyDelafield, WI2016Booth #21
“Still Life With Melon” 28″ x 22″ Price: $500 Photograph of heirloom flowers and vegetables grown in my gardens.
Mixed MediaDecatur, AL2016Booth #254
“House of the Rising Sun” 108” x 60” x 5” Price Range: $1,000 – $8,000 Texture is created with paper, paint, beeswax and tar. Found objects are applied to enhance composition.
DrawingCorvallis, OR2016Booth #225
“Where The Thunder Rolls” 36″ x 48″ x 2″ Price Range: $300 – $18,000 Realism in graphite pencil drawings.
PaintingSalt Lake City, UT2016Booth #202
“Castle Water” 11″ x 8.5″ Price Range: $450 – $6,500 Still life paintings.
GlassWoodland Park, CO2016Booth #112
“Astronaut Helmet” 14″ x 14″ x 14″ Price Range: $300 – $3,800 Pure innovative talent.
PaintingColleyville, TX2016Booth #174
“Wild Red Roses” 16″ x 20″ x 0.25″ Price Range: $500 – $3,500 Representational oil paintings created “alla prima” style that exhibit a fresh interpretation of light through the use of color, contrast and expressive brushwork.
WoodViroqua, WI2016Booth #94
“9 Drawer Jewelry Box” 12.5″ x 7.5″ x 6.5″ Price Range: $95 – $975 Architecturally inspired boxes and bowls in solid hardwoods and fine veneers.
MetalworksLos Angeles, CA2016Booth #170
“Iris Silver” 8″x 8″ x 3″ Price: $460 Handbag made of stainless steel mesh with use of the 800 (threads per inch) SS mesh and piece slate found in New Zealand as an ornament.
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