Chris Boyer, felt artist “Growing up in my family meant playing artistically together with my four siblings. Both my parents were hobby artists, just for the joy of it. My mom went to art school and ended up…
Foghorn Leghorn by Marga. My art training comes from watching and experimenting and then doing it all over again, exposing a little more of me, Marga, with every attempt. With each coat of paint, whether it’s watercolors, gouache,…
By request, cribbage board by Brownie’s work shop! Oregon myrtlewood. Signed and dated by the master craftsman Mike Brown. Card deck storage compartment of the one-of-a-kind cribbage board. Including hand turned wood pegs. Contact Fairweather House and Gallery…
Coastal Elk Encaustic (beeswax) on wood panel by Gregory Bell. Q: What is encaustic (beeswax) painting, you ask? A: Encaustic painting involves using heated beeswax to which colored pigments are added. The beeswax is applied to a surface…
Fused glass platter: individual pieces of colored glass are cut by hand into shapes and arranged to form the desired design. The pieces are arranged on a base piece of glass that defines the shape. Drop Pot piece: very…
Anny Sears, fellow floral artist, spoke about the understanding of florography and how it magnified the energy of Mike Mason’s art. “The aster is the flower of the month for September. In the language of asters represent afterthought and…
Tuned just for Shirley 88 to A-440 concert pitch. Q: What is concert pitch? A: Concert Pitch is usually referred to as A-440. The A is the A above middle C, and the 440 is a measure of frequency…
Artist Peggy Evans with her glass beaded, hand folded paper cranes, in addition, on display are pastels by Joanne Donaca and vintage earrings by Rene’e Hafeman. Photo by Linda Fenton-Mendenhall. “Creating my original crane ornaments gives me the freedom and…
He is my pal! There was no wind on the beach that night of the family reunion. Kevin wanted to fly his kite for the reunion picture but without wind, how could he fly his kite? Fortunately, he found a…
Raven (front) by Gayle H. Seely Artist statement: “One bead at a time, continuing the ancient process of creation – layering multiple parts into a unified whole. Allowing the flow of colors, shapes and textures to combine…