
Anastasia Bliss
I throw all of my stoneware pieces on the pottery wheel, carve each piece using a free-hand technique, dip in glaze, and wipe away the excess, giving the pieces a look reminiscent of sgraffito.

Jim Williams
http://allenwilliamspottery.com
Each stoneware piece is wheel-thrown, slab-rolled,
and hand-modeled by the husband/wife team. We decorate with layered slips, glazes, and oxides.

Abigail Brown
http://www.abbyloupottery.com
Porcelain functional ware, with custom bright mid range glazes. Wheel thrown, showcasing a variety of surface treatments such as; stamping, carving, mishima, screen prints and alterations.

Blair Hamill
My Posters call attention to our public lands, their conservation and the spiritual connection we have with those places. I record information for designs through painted studies and sketches.

Marjorie Bowers
http://marjoriebowers.com
Exquisitely detailed drawings created using a pencil, pen and ink. Technique marries texture in these fine examples of photo-realism of Americana. Uniquely Finished with just a POP of colored ink.

Kara Young
http://www.kara-young.com
My pieces are made of 85% handcast abaca paper. The surface is then covered with joint compound or cement, then copper leafed. Some pieces are painted with bees wax and pigment, called encaustic.

Virginia Kerr
An artfully crafted gourd is the base for a crown of intricately woven and colorful pine needles. Baskets may be further embellished with copper wire, inlaid turquoise, horse hair or even arrowheads.

Beth Erlund
http://erlundjohnsonstudios.com
Using cotton I dye my fabric up to fifty times to achieve a highly detailed wax resist drawing based on my plein air oils. I may add encaustic to enhance the texture and depth of the final piece.

Barbara Holloway
I hand weave all of my clothing fabrics on 8-harness foot-powered floor looms with micro and plant fiber yarns. I warp the looms, weave the fabrics, cut, sew and hand-embellish each garment.

David Switzer
http://www.abbyloupottery.com
Select fine leathers designed using exotic inlays or traditional tooling with a southwestern flair.

Diane Harty
I stitch each hat myself starting with a strand of braid, creating shapes using my hands as I stitch, this free from shaping allows me to approach each hat as unique sculpture

Cory Ballis
Hand blown glass. 10+ Hand mixed colors. Techniques learned and developed; Venetian, feathering, cyclone.

Kimberly Reed
Completely made from raw materials, work combines hand sandblasting, hand worked metal, hand painting, traditional leaded glass, hand cut bevels and mirror. Each piece is unique and one of a kind.

John LaRosa
http://larosadesigns.wix.com/larosadesign
My work is multi layers of fusible sheet & dichroic glass
designed and hand cut. I use airbrushing and sandblasting techniques to enhance each piece. Pieces are kiln fired and slumped into a shapes.

Mark Grosser
I create bold, dramatic designs featuring yellow, white & red gold, diamonds & gemstones. I use lost-wax techniques enhanced with hand fabrication to create a fusion of the natural and architectural.

Dana McDaniel
Jewelry of mixed metals including silver, copper, pewter and hand-painted anodized aluminum. Some pieces include vitreous enamels, kiln-fired glass, set gemstones or river stones

Wendy Witchner
http://www.wendywitchner-jewelry.com
Oxidized and texturized silver and copper metal and hand coiled wire. Some designs incorporate antique buttons.

Jennifer Lesea-Ames
http://www.jenleseadesigns.com
Inspired by nature & geometric elements, I hand-fabricate men & women’s sterling silver & gold jewelry. I create unique metal textures by fusing sterling silver; only heat and flux is used, no solder

Betsy Bracken
I create colorful inlaid natural stone jewelry In gold and silver. My metalwork is either cast from my originals, or fabricated from sheeting wires.I also have a line of cuff bracelets with no stones

Gigi Mitchell
Hand fabricated of sterling silver, and set/inlayed with semiprecious stones & shell. Various techniques are used (ie: stamping, repousse, and filigree) All work is original, as no design is repeated.

Danny Bushart

Chip Babb
Handcrafted Contemporary Jewelry in Sterling Silver, Copper, Brass, Niobium and Recycled Aluminum with semi-precious gemstones. Earrings, Pendants, Bracelets and Necklaces.

Randy Polk
Craved Design out of wax, cast in 14k gold also in stainless. Feature each style with precious & semi precious gems, Inlay exotic materials and accent with diamonds pave.

Carolyn Henderson
http://www.artisticbeadwear.com
Each detailed lampwork bead is created by melting glass rods with a propane/oxygen torch for unique color & texture. They are then kiln annealed. Anodized aluminum adds a fun dimension to many pieces.

Julie Clawson
http://shieldmaidendesigns.com
I create jewelry that plays with the contrasts of color and form - juxtaposing textures created by hammering, etching, and milling against the colors of stones and the layering of mixed metals.

John Strobel
http://www.johnchristinedesigns.com
Innovative, sculptural designs range from sensuous and organic, to bold and geometric. The designs are hand sculpted and cast or forged in gold. Gems are selected for their vibrant, unusual color.

Marianne Hanson
http://www.porcelainbymarianne.com
I make & design high fired porcelain jewelry using bright underglazes and relief tools. The process requires 3 kiln firings & a 4th firing for a 22K white gold trim.

Kevin O'Grady
Sculpted by fire on a torch, gold, silver & murrine are suspended in glass.My work strives to show the life & depth possible in glass. Silver is hand forged to present my glass visions in wearable art

Ann Rutar
High-quality cabochons and semi-precious gems are set in classic to modern sterling and fine silver fabricated settings created by hammering, forming, texturing, soldering, fusing and stone setting.

Suzy Williamson
Hand fabricated from silver with added gold, copper & brass. I create hollow forms for volume & dimension. Textured metals; patinas applied to highlight textures; stone & pearl accents.

Diana Ferguson
http://www.dianafergusonjewelry.com
WC paper, ink, metal, resin. Surface design from film transfer, collage, digital layering/blending.

Wiwat Kamolpornwijit
Polymer clay with original colors. Techniques are hand-forming,caning,piercing, engraving, layering, etc.

Ramon and Rosa Velasquez
Stainless Steel with Tile furniture sealed with marine varnish and colorful metal wall hangings painted with automotive paint and copper and brass sealed with polyurethane

Greg and Noah Gowen
Handcrafted copper & stone creations that integrate an advanced flame painting process with buffed & sculpted aspects. Unique, award winning techniques emit movement, depth and a 'peaceful' essence.

Jay Higgins
http://shop.jayhigginsknives.com
Heirloom quality knives born from billets of steel; brass, silver & copper bars & rods; handles from blocks of woods, fossils, and stone. Blades and handles are hand sculpted using a belt sander.

Diana Turner
Watercolor on Arches 300 lb cold press paper, with techniques of wash, drybrush, splatters, splash, then mounted onto canvas with deckled edges of the watercolor paper visible, then with gold leaf app

Joseph Hopps
http://arborcastlebirdhouses.com
Hollow log or gourd birdhouses. Insulated and ventilated, painted metal or annealed copper roofs, hand set stones, finials, handmade decor; ladders, turrets, dormers, copper leaves, vines, bells etc.

Simon Wall
My body of work encompasses the use of digital media, organic materials, and industrial elements.

Mary Staby
Combination of black & white photography & oil painting. My film photos are printed in my darkroom & handpainted using vibrant oils of my color choices revealing the fine details of the photograph.

David Campbell
Various metals,stone and found objects are used to create one of a kind pieces.

Meg Harper
A 6 step prep process transforms upcycled materials, using a vibrant acrylic palette with shapely brushstrokes.Layers of transparent glazes & quality UV protectant creates a seal for outdoor use.

Dave Reiter
Oil & mixed media on stretched canvas applied in numerous layers of adding and subtracting give this piece a highly textured look.

Douglas Fountain
Feather masks totems and venetian plaster

Dennis Richey
Use of antiques and black iron as well as gears and antique gauges to make lamps, paper towel holders, wine bottle holders and other items. A small selection of steampunk style jewelry

Mark Johnson
Atmospheric landscapes and skyscapes in oil on canvas, using luminosity, color, and light to draw the viewer into a dreamy world of memories and imagination.

Bill Gordon
I create Expressionist abstracts with energetic bold acrylic colors and mix trowels and blades with brush work. The result…a deep textural look.

Susan Elliot
http://Facebook.com/susanelliot.heartwoodartist ; susanelliot.com
One of a kind originals created with brilliant acrylics, inks, textures, & found objects such as stones and glass on wood panels & paper. I use trees to communicate humor, whimsy, & bits of wisdom.

Anthony Grant
Representational oil on canvas

Jan Bushart

Bruce White
Vibrant color, textural details, dramatic compositions and vignetted negative spaces highlight these representational works. All of these scenes have been photographed by the artist, and the photos

Steve Knox
The body of work I will be showing is mostly acrylic paintings on canvas with a few small watercolors. My work is mostly a play on color, line and texture that portrays the way I view the world.


Julie Leidel
http://www.thebungalowcraft.com
Inspired by The Arts & Crafts Movement (1880-1920) and the WPA posters of the 1930s, my artwork is meant to evoke the feeling of yesteryear. Gouache on illustration board and acrylic on panel.

Gretchen Borgelt
I work with acrylic paint. Sometimes I mix it with a gel medium for added texture. Other times I mix it with water and manipulate its movement on the canvas. My art is modern.

Douglas Wodark
I use traditional oil techniques on linen and focus on strong contrast lighting in pushing the color envelope

Richard Rodriguez
I use marks to paint contrasts that define space. By pushing color, texture and value I try to define a realistic setting. All of my pieces contain a bit of myself.

Nicole Perrin
Acrylic and oil painted on canvas, all while, using paint layering techniques with brushwork and a palette knife. The subject matter is wild life expressed in bright, bold colors.

Brent Nageli
I am a COLORBLIND artist that oil paints Buffalo, Moose, Animals, Native American, and Southwest art. I paint vibrant colors and tell a story with my art for everyone to see.

Anne London
On highly textured canvas- charcoal , graphite drawing with multiple layers of acrylic in gel medium. Layers are scored, sanded always allowing the underdrawing to show. Unusual tools in drawing.

michael solomon
Flow and motion acrylic palate knife paintings that are accentuated with glass, metallics and pigments in epoxy resin.

Henry Blount
http://www.thecolorofblount.com
I am a pop surreal, wildlife and landscape painter. My art is a reaction to the work I was surrounded by as a child, growing up in Southern Colorado. I primarily work with acrylic on canvas.

Tai Poon
My painting begin when I initiate considering the subject.Using the best materials available and accumulated experiences,I’m able to create my vision.

Ebrahim Amin
Most of my paintings are created in the studio from a Plein Air Sketch. A mix of impressionistic and expressionistic style sometimes with few layers of paint and different type of brush stroke.

Robert Lococo
Meterials I paint on materials range from wood, to fiberglass, to canvas. Mediums range from watercolor, to oil paint, to chalk pastel. I take a contemporary approach to painting our feathery friends.

David Gonzales
David Gonzales acrylic paintings have gained international acclaim for his vibrant use of color and skill in capturing motion. He has won a plethora of awards and is our galleries top-selling artist.

Arturo Garcia
http://www.arturogarciafineart.com
Using palette knives, I create oil paintings on canvas. The result is a relief technique where the oil paint protrudes making the layers thick enough to cast their own shadows onto the canvas.

Matt Timmermeyer
http://www.timmermeyergallery.com
Giclee prints traditionally framed behind glass and modern floats up to 96". Everything is framed with gorgeous 3" really wood moulding. The average size photo in my booth is 60-75"

S Brian Berkun
http://sbrianberkun.zenfolio.com
Digitally enhanced photography using a variety of software and digital brush techniques some made to look like palette knife paintings etchings signed limited editions of 50 on paper canvas metal

Dan & Steve Sawusch
After researching & scouting, we revisit a location until the desired weather & light conditions occur. Images are processed & printed on various substrates then placed in a frame that complements it.

Christopher Doherty
http://www.dohertyphotography.com
I personally print on prograde metallic paper for full color gamut and facemount to acrylic. Light refracts with the acrylic creating tremendous vibrancy for an incredibly modern and lasting product

Tim DePuydt
My images are taken with Canon digital cameras and Canon lenses, with the images either infused onto metal or printed with archival ink on silver rag-museo paper or canvas.

Jason Pavalonis

Fi Rust
http://www.focus-on-nature.com
Wildlife photography portraying intimate behavior, especially the interaction between mothers and babies, and other behavior seldom observed by a non-photographer, printed on canvas and luster paper.

Casey Chinn
http://www.caseychinnphotography.com
This series was taken on digital camera capable of capturing both infrared and normal color. The images were then converted partially to Black and White, and then printed on dye-infused metal.

Don Donelson
I connect with an environment by studying, exploring it, then photographing it using Sony full frame professional cameras and lenses, aiming for a natural final print

Dana Echols
http://www.danaecholsphotography.com
Artist printed photographs mounted on cradled panels.

Gero Heine
Wildlife and Nature Images from Africa, Alaska and the American West on aluminum for a contemporary presentation. During editing, aside from minor cropping, no elements are added or removed.

Doug Tomlinson
http://dougtomlinsonphotography.com
I am a nature photographer specializing in dramatic wildlife and landscape images. I create exceptional limited edition fine art prints.

James LaCasse
Cast and fabricated bronze sculpture with heat applied patinas and some glass elements.

Gary Chaffin
Freehand form representational sculptures in silver plated and enameled copper wire.

Jerry/Marshall Locke
A variety of natural stone is cut, finished, and assembled to create three dimensional mountain landscape. Natural colors and textures of stone take the viewer on a journey into the mountains.

Ed Bratton
I hand-twist and shape copper, aluminum and bronze wire into sculptures of trees and nature oriented objects. Heat & chemicals are used to patina the metal. Clear epoxy is applied from top to bottom.

Bonnie Shanas
http://www.bonnieshanasart.com
Figurative sculptures created in steel mesh, by manipulating the mesh by hand and with minimal tools (i.e. pliers,knife). There are no molds. The finished piece is painted, mounted on silk and framed.

Troy Anderson
http://www.andersonsmetalsculpture.com
Copper and brass metal sculpture. Hammer raised, patina and bronze applications, and a clear lacquer finish. Two and Three-dimensional pieces ranging from $80.00-$5,900.00. Features glass accents.

Darren Miller
http://www.darrenmillerart.com
Wrought metal with automotive polychrome finish system

Jim Hingtgen
My sculptures are first created in clay.
The lost wax method is then use to cast the bronzes. I then work with the patina artist to complete my pieces.

Heiko Weiner
I create decorative and functional wooden bowls and vessels by combining materials such as wood, semi-precious stones, metal and acrylic resins. Each individual item is unique, and one of a kind.

Kris Kratz
Handcrafted wooden sculptures made from the finest selection of exotic woods. Each piece is uniquely hand tooled, carved or turned to portray toys reminiscent of yesteryear.

Victor Edwards
Mahogany or Oak chair frames,some steam bent with either woven rope or wood slat seats.

Tim Niewiadomski
Segmented wood turnings. Woods are cut into precise shapes to create intricate designs within each piece. All natural grains and colors. Semi precious stones are used within my designs.

Douglas Glascock
http://www.thewildwoodworks.com
Hand shaped vases,bowls,masks,boxes other sculptures made from driftwood and burls,inlaid with semi precious stones

Leslie Ravey
My furniture is created using traditional methods by hand and machine. I use sustainable domestic and exotic woods.my finish is a combination of Tung oil and lacquer for a durable surface.

Ed Bladen
I am forever intrigued by the unique defects & natural beauty of hardwoods, that in itself is art. My approach to an art form is to manipulate the wood into work which combines function and beauty.

Kyle Hageman
http://www.fishrulestudios.com
We use mostly domestic hardwoods accented with exotic species to give our products a "surfboard stripe" aesthetic. Everything is made by hand or w/ hand-assisted woodworking tools - no CNC machines

































































































