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 Waterford Landmark Artisan 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 [...]
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 Waterford Landmark Artisan 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 Waterford Landmark Artisan 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 Waterford Landmark Artisan 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 [...]
Judy Vaillancourt Waterford Landmark Artisan Since 1984, Judi Vaillancourt has been inspired by Victorian era Chalkware and adapted the medium into her own contemporary fine art. Today, Judi uses her collection of 3,000+ antique confectionary moulds to [...]
Barbara Jeffords Waterford Landmark Artisan Art has been a part of my life since I was a child watching my father paint. He instilled a love of the beauty of nature and the simple things in life [...]
Cheryl Mihills Waterford Landmark Artisan I create original pictures using a miniature needle and a single strand of cotton thread producing a series of approximately 1200 loops and stitches per square inch. My technique creates intense detail, [...]
Kathie Ratcliffe Waterford Landmark Artisan I create miniature quilts inspired by 19th c. quilts. Using the most effective elements in the design and color of 1800s. pieces, I stitch intricate miniatures adding my contemporary interpretation. Each is [...]
I have been building reproductions of 18th Century American furniture for over 35 years. Although I make more Windsor chairs than anything else, I build a wide variety of case furniture as well. I continue to be inspired by the [...]
Winton and Rosa Eugene Waterford Landmark Artisan Since 1986, we have successfully developed a unique line of functional and decorative stoneware. We maintain a working pottery studio and enjoy a successful retail, mail order, and commission business. [...]
