John Landis Trained as an architect at the University of Virginia, John turned his attention to furniture building after becoming dissatisfied with the "hands-off" profession of architecture. John served a year-long apprenticeship and two [...]
Amee Sweet-McNamara One-of-a-kind hats made using traditional hatting and millinery techniques including blocking, wiring, buckram-work, and cut-and-pieced items. Embellishments include ribbon-work, kanzashi, soutache-and-bead embroidery and bead embroidery.
Linda Doucette I locally source wool fiber and naturally dye it using plants and lichens from my farm. I hand felt large floral tapestries using wool, soapy water and a hand held wood washboard. [...]
Donna & Ted Kriebel Original paintings are done on gessoed board using acrylics. A series of glazes seal the paintings and a shrink coat is applied to create cracks (the aged appearance). Oils are [...]
Justin Kauffman The zenith of furniture design and style in America was the last half of the mid-18th century and early 19th century. The designs of that period were based on Greco-Roman architecture and [...]
Shaari Horowitz & Alistair Jones These hand-hewn & turned wood bowls are layered with oil glazes, gilding, & intricately hand-painted design. Influences stem from the arts of japanning and laquerware, as well as chinoisere [...]
Ed Pribyl I create hand carved wooden sculptures, inspired by the past. Carvings range from holiday, historic, to sometimes a bit odd. All work is carved from basswood and painted using a multi layered [...]
Mo & Kelly Dallas Mo and Kelly Dallas have been creating Hand Carved wooden Noah's Arks, Angels & other folk art in our home studio in rural Ohio for over 20 years. All of [...]
Alison Shriver After earning a BFA in Graphic Design/Photography at MICA, I worked in TV Graphics & Ad agencies in Balto.MD, Los Angeles, CA & London, England. Inspired by a collection of early family [...]
Michele Hollick I have been making floorcloths for over thirty years. For many years I was one of the judges and later the chairperson for SALI (Stencil Artisan League, now IDAL) and their certification [...]
