In jewelry, “one-of-a-kind” means each piece is unique. It’s a handcrafted creation, designed and made with particular materials and methods, resulting in a distinctive, non-reproducible piece. Exclusivity: One-of-a-kind jewelry offers a level of exclusivity that reproductions cannot match. …
A bold coastal statement, the giant clamshell centerpiece commands attention. Expertly crafted in white plaster, it showcases the smoothness of its shell interior alongside its rugged exterior. You can dare to leave it empty. Alternatively, push the boundaries by filling…
Original oil by Bev Birdwell. A beloved quote by Sir David Attenborough beautifully captures the essence of our connection to nature. “The natural world offers an incredible wellspring of excitement. It unfolds breathtaking visual beauty all around us. Beyond…
Jan Shield was born into a vibrant family of artists. His passion for painting and sculpting has been the heartbeat of his life. He was a dedicated Professor Emeritus of Art at Pacific University in Forest Grove. He inspired countless…
“I was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I was very blessed growing up and living in seven different states. I majored in Art. I showed in art exhibits in Kansas City and taught oil painting. I moved to Oregon fifteen…
Saturday, May 17th: SDDA Spring Wine Walk Saturday, May 31st: Pouring at the Coast Saturday, June 7th: Treasure the Beach Saturday, June 7th: First Saturday Art Walk Saturday, June 14th: Muscle & Chrome Car Show Friday, July 4th: Independence Day Saturday, July 5th: Treasure the Beach…
Mike Brown is a native of the Pacific Northwest. He has always had a creative mind and an intense work ethic, and enjoys expressing himself by creating works of art with various mediums, including exotic hardwoods. Mike Brown has won…
Fresh out of the kiln. Open-weave glass bowl. 14 1/2″ diameter and 3″ tall. $295. I create coral-like bowls from powdered glass. It all started with smaller bowls, around 6 inches in diameter. I’ve now progressed to crafting larger ones.…
Ocean Spring oil by Bev Birdwell “Beach Break” pastel by artist Kathy Esnard Pacific Ocean: The Pacific is the largest ocean in the world, allowing for a longer fetch. Winds can blow over vast distances without interruption, generating larger waves.…
After a storm comes a calm. Force of Nature, an exhibition on the Pacific Northwest spring weather season. Featuring original pastel seascape paintings by Seaside artist Kathy Esnard and oil oceanscape paintings by Bev Birdwell, Lee Munsell, Ron Nicolaides,…