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Ceramics | Glass | Jewelry | Furniture | Fiber Art
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Bellis, Carolyn K.
Ceramics
Creating art nurtures me spiritually and emotionally. When I am painting and sculpting a birthing takes place from within outward. Images and colors emerge as I work, some new, some old. Revealed is an ever-evolving inner life brought to the surface as I paint and sculpt. |
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Brugos, Janet
Fiber Art
Janet Brugos was born in Chicago, studied art at DePauw University, Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and Chicago Art Institute. While living in France her artwork was first publicly exhibited in 1991 at the Salon des Independants at the Grand Palais Museum in Paris, France. |
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C, Courageous
Furniture
Born in Detroit, Michigan. Courageous started creating art as soon as his motor skills began to develop. Renaissance, Dutch, and Pre Raphaelite paintings quickly caught the eye of a very inquisitive young artist. The grand illusions of the great masters would captivate, and pre-empt a life long jouney. |
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Carr, Kathryn
Fiber Art
Throughout my life art has intertwined itself with me. It has been a presence that seems to surface in a variety of different forms. |
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Carrillo, Angela
Jewelry
Angela Carrillo - Born in Los Angeles, CA. Started making jewelry as a way to express my spirituality and to learn more with regards to the quality and aspects of crystals, gems, and stones. |
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Christenson, BJ
Furniture
I enjoy expressing myself by painting. I have been painting and drawing for over 30 years. |
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Courtenay-Smith, Scott
Fiber Art
"Conjured in sumptuous blues and earthy ochres, Oakland-based artist Scott Courtenay- Smith captures the moods of certain Bay Area corners... Courtenay-Smith's meditations on canvas are as authentic to today as they are timeless"... An Important Find". Ross Todd Kerr-- Piedmont Post |
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diSessa, Melinda
Fiber Art
I worked in graphic design for many years while painting rugs for my own enjoyment and for family and friends. My floorcloths are primarily influenced by Native American and Italian patterns and themes. |
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Fennessy, Sherry
Jewelry
I have the joy of making glass beads (also called lampworking). I make every bead and then design the finished piece of jewelry using sterling silver, swarovski crystals, jade, turquoise and other gemstones. I use only the finest materials. I incorporate my love of color into every piece. |
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FFOG, Art
Jewelry
We are ARTF.F.O.G., a growing Art Team creating works that keeps the I.R.S. at bay and makes you think and ask, "Why?" |
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Gaudy, Verena
Ceramics
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GLASS MOSAICS, PEARL
Glass
My work is a passionate and imaginative exploration of color and form in the ancient, yet new medium of mosaics. Stained glass and mixed media give this medium a tactile and brilliantly reflective quality. My portfolio and biography are on this website. |
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Glenn, Kris
Jewelry
I live and work in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The landscapes and colors are so beautiful here that I try to use them as inspiration in my designs. I collect unique objects and beads which I incorporate into one of a kind designs. |
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Grand, Sabine
Glass
Sabine Grand was born in France and has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for six years. She is a web & graphic designer, visual & digital artist and glass blower. |
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Greathouse, Judith
Jewelry
Judith is a resident of Hernando FL, moving there from Charleston SC in 2004. Her jewelry line of stretch rings, coil bracelets designed over memory wire, chokers over memory wire and eyeglass leashes are currently carried by 12 boutiques in the South Central Western Florida region. |
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Hawkins, Troy
Jewelry
Troy Hawkins is a self-taught artist working in any medium that interests him. His artistic focuses are jewelry, hand-painted silk, and found objects assemblage and collage. Troy's Demonstration booth at the 2006 California State Fair. |
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Holmes, Gini
Fiber Art
Gini Holmes is a traditionally trained print maker (lithography) who has turned to more experimental means by which to create her images. |
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Kawamoto, Noriko
Jewelry
My designs incorporate the colors of wild nature. The darting color of a small reef fish. The shimmering iridescence of kelp in a tidepool. My works capture the changing moods of the sea – a cool, misty grey of a foggy San Francisco Bay or brilliant blues of Caribbean shallows. |
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King, Catherine
Jewelry
I love to work with dichroic and art glass to create unique and wearable art pieces that carry a message. Each piece has been blessed and carries energy for positive change. |
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Krylova, Masha
Ceramics
I express myself through creating ceramics celebrating the human figure, a detailed study of the human form through figure drawing. Inspired by my study of the human form, my experience of growing up in a cross-cultural background I am designing clothing, at once nostalgic, modern and comfortable. |
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Moglia, Lorna
Jewelry
Lorna Moglia's visionary artwork is inspired by her rich inner world and her love of life ... "amore di vita." She advanced her art of hand-flaming(TM) glass in Murano, and has trained with world-renowned glass artist, Loren Stump. |
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PERRETT, HELI
Jewelry
Heli Perrett is a sculptor who has studied art and exhibited in Latin America, Europe and the United States. Buyers include corporations, museums, and private collectors in several countries. A recent addition is the 'Geo Jewels' line of wearable wood art, influenced by Art Deco and Tribal Arts. |
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Petitt, Claire
Furniture
I believe in functional art. As a decorative artist I take the boring wall, plain table, empty space and simple chair and make it vibrant and beautiful. Working with a client I use their interests as my inspiration to transform the mundane into unique pieces for their home. |
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Rider, Cara
Glass
You never know in life where the tiny little bits and pieces will take you. A Mosaic point of view in life is a wonderful thing. One Stone, tile or piece of glass at a time can end up in an amazing result. |
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Sanford, Susan
Ceramics
Susan Sanford is a sculptor in Oakland, California. For those in the area, a studio visit is recommended to see the full range of work. For galleries in Sonoma and Marin, see Biography section. Please email to be placed on the list for Susan's open studios. |
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Santa Cruz, Ria
Fiber Art
Custom hand crafted Journals using all natural fabrics and ancient Egyptian Coptic Stitching. Acid Free pages with hand deckled edges. Bookmarks are embellished with unique gemstones and/or charms that designed to fit the overall design. |
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Sbrana, Adonis
Jewelry
Adonis Sbrana is an educated professional with a background in graphic design. Now, she has redirected her skills from industry into creating exquisitely crafted jewelry, using the finest natural materials available. Enjoy her love of craft as expressed in the beauty of her one of a kind pieces! |
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Smith, Tina Rae
Fiber Art
Tina Rae Smith is a textile artist who creates three-dimensional pieces with a contemporary, architectural edge. The colors tend to be organic in range, with inherent serenity; the fabrics become her paints. Her current collection consists of intricately pieced pillows which add quiet elegance and beauty to any home decor. |
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Straub, Roseann
Jewelry
ROBOJANGLES BEADWOVEN CREATIONS - For those who know the difference between "beadweaving" and "beadstringing"! |
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Terrell, Constance
Jewelry
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Terry, Rab
Furniture
Rab Terry is a decorative painter working in a variety of media that straddle the categories of art, craft and home furnishings. Floorcloths, or painted canvas rugs, handmade frames for mirrors, and furniture, decorative panels, and walls with a variety of unique finishes comprise the core of Rab Terry's work. |
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Wexler, Loida
Jewelry
As an art and jewelry collector myself, I believe the “piece” should speak to you. Beauty is subjective to each individual's taste, style and personality. A favorite solid gold jewelry piece can last forever and be passed down many generations. |
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