Jeanine Pennell
Bonetown StudioStockton, NJWebsite The faces I sculpt are the products of my imagination. They have become an outlet for me
Carole Meier
Bear Lake PotteryGrayling, MI After participating in outdoor art fairs and exhibitions for forty years, I am a full-time professional
Sondra Sardis
Sondra SardisHighland, NYWebsite I have been into fashion forever. My eclectic style is a combo of the 1960s with a
Eric Sarachman
Eric.Sara.GlassMullica Hill, NJWebsite My name is Eric Sarachman, and I currently work as a staff member in the WheatonArts Glass
Basia Andrusko
PysankyByBasiaYardley, PAWebsite I am a pharmacist by profession, but my soul is fed by writing Pysanky. This is a tradition
Brenda Morrison
Jasmine KeaneWareham, MAWebsite I am a lampworker; for over 28 years, I have created funky glass on a torch. I
Michael Zippilli
Michael Marguerite GallerySewell, NJ Michael Zippilli Dry-Brush Watercolor ArtistI grew up and lived in South Jersey all my life. I
Cheng Hou-Tien
Cheng’s StudioFreehold, NJ Free-form Chinese paper cutting.Mr. Cheng performs his cutting skills right in front of your eyes without using
Scott Foster
Foster’s BeautiesBala Cynwyd, PAWebsite Scott A. Foster is a master woodturner who makes magic on the lathe. His original designs
Donna Mertz
Donna J Mertz DesignsToms River, NJWebsite After a career in computer programing, I owned and operated a professional portrait and
Ted Schiffman
Ted Schiffman Photography, Inc.Manchester, VTWebsite National Geographic wildlife photographer. They are published by: Smithsonian Institution, The American Museum of Natural
Will Delaney
TICKANDTINStaten Island, NYWebsite The search for ceiling tins is where the story begins.Ceiling tins were used in the 1890-1920 in
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