Artist
Suzen Brackell
Suzen Brackell
Suzen Brackell
They asked Suzen to design for them, but to their great disappointment, her reply was, "My clothes are just for me."
Marjorie Claus
Suzen Brackell
Suzen Brackell
Marjorie was born with a love of horses. Stables and the outdoors were her playgrounds growing up in Cumberland, MD.
Mary Dempsey
Suzen Brackell
Mary Dempsey
Thanks to my artistic and enthusiastic Hungarian neighbor. I have been making collage since high school. I often include my pen and ink work in these pieces.
Flo Flynn
Marsha Foutz
Marsha Foutz
I am grateful that I can soak in all the beauty of the universe and that I am able to share my creations with others.
Marsha Foutz
Marsha Foutz
Marsha Foutz
Marsha’s interest in ceramics began during her art studies at Northern Arizona University in nearby Flagstaff. Her inability to “throw” a pot that weighed less than five pounds did not dampen her interest in working in the “mud.”
Sid Freeman
Sid Freeman
Sid Freeman
After 25 years as a professional calligrapher, I found myself competing with the computer. This was not fun and slowly I worked back to my roots as a painter only this time using those magical sound symbols which make up our speech.
Sarah Harms
Sid Freeman
Sid Freeman
Since 1979, I have been using time honored, traditional metalsmithing techniques to create my contemporary, yet earthy wearable art.
Josh Hunt
Judy Jaaskelainen
Judy Jaaskelainen
Painting is a symbiotic relationship. I don't create things as much as I uncover them.
Judy Jaaskelainen
Judy Jaaskelainen
Judy Jaaskelainen
Judy Jaaskelainen resides in northern Arizona and is an Award Winning, Juried Member of Northern Arizona Watercolor Society.
Birgitta Lapides
Birgitta Lapides
Birgitta Lapides
I am an intuitive painter, one who paints entirely from imagination - never from photos. For me, colors, textures and forms are the most important elements in a painting, although I always feel inspired by the beauty of the landscape around me.
Bernie Lopez
Birgitta Lapides
Birgitta Lapides
Lopez displayed an interest in the natural world around him as he was growing up. At an early age, he started sketching his observations and soon discovered his passion to create art.
Mark Lucas
Birgitta Lapides
Isabel Mathieson
All of my work is lamp-worked glass which means that it is made using a table mounted torch. I use different crushed and powdered glasses, clear and colored rods, as well as silver and gold fuming.
Isabel Mathieson
Isabel Mathieson
Isabel Mathieson
With the love of glass art, my wish is that my creations will bring as much joy to all those who use them as they do for me in creating them.”
Michele Naylor
Isabel Mathieson
Michele Naylor
A fearless color palette defines the work of Michele Cokl Naylor. She uses bold, vivid and seductive hues to prompt a reaction or to provoke a mood. Color, textures and unexpected patterns are the language she employs across a range of media. She makes hats, designs greeting cards, and works in mixed media.
Rex Peters
Fred Rienhardt
Fred Rienhardt
I design my work with simple lines, often inspired by classic shapes, to display the natural beauty of each piece of wood.
Fred Rienhardt
Fred Rienhardt
Fred Rienhardt
Fred Reinhardt creates unique stained glass pieces using the copper foil process. Incorporating an incredible array of specialized glass, including dichroic, Fred's pieces capture light in a way that captivates your senses.
Jim Todd
Wanda Wood
Wanda Wood
Jim Todd began oil painting at the young age of 10, under the instruction of his father. Jim studied commercial art in college, while pursuing private instruction in oils. He has exhibited his work in dozens of shows and galleries throughout the United States, and has received more than fifty awards.
Wanda Wood
Wanda Wood
Wanda Wood
I have been painting for over 25 years, but it was not until seven years ago when I took my first pastel workshop that I was immediately hooked on this medium. Then came a pastel workshop on "sanded paper" and that was it - the oil paints and brushes were put away