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KRISTINEWALKER
POLYMER
CLAY BEADS
Kristine
loves the smooth flowing lines of Art Nouveau and the playful color
inspirations she finds in nature. Her beads are all made by hand using
some kind of clay technique. She does not paint or draw on them.
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PAMELAMATTEI
FABRIC
ARTIS
Pamela
Mattei is a Fabric Artist from Louisville, Kentucky. In addition to
sewing, quilting, and dyeing fabric, Pamela loves to incorporate photography
and mixed media into her art. Her work has been exhibited locally and
regionally.
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KARENTHOMPSON
PHOTGRAPHY
Karen
is a local portrait photographer who also enjoys landscape and macro
photography. With "A Closer Look" collection she seeks to
capture teh simple yet often intricate beauty that surrounds us every
day.
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DEBORAHWILSON
PHOTOGRAPHY
Deborah
enjoys capturing the beauty of the outdoors with her camera. She seeks
to find new and unusual angles from which to make her photos in hopes
of seeing what may sometimes be overlooked. The pictures in this series
are simply digital prints, matted and framed.
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ARTISTICDAYS
JEWELRY
Joan
McCarthy and Brenda Martin touched by a friendship and fueled by the
passion to create have transformed a vision into a reality. In their
creations they combine elements of blown and fused glass, gem stones,
clay and silk. They are delighted to be transforming their creative
thoughts into one of a kind designs to be worn with distinction.
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GAILHERRINGTON
POTTERY
Gail
Herrington is the owner, potter and sculptor at Heart Song Pottery in
Owen County, Ky. Her work reflects this beautiful earth, from the deep
blues of the coastal seas to the white of the cottontail hopping through
the woods surrounding her lakeside studio. She wants her work to inspire,
adn hopes it serves as a reminder to people to take time and enjoy life.
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BRADALLNUTT
PEN
AND INK
Brad's
art is influenced by the objects and lifestyle that surrounds him. Growing
up in rural Owen County, his main influence was nature and wildlife.
The achieve the textures that create his art, Brad uses a mixture of
hatching, cross-hatching, and stumbling, mixed with a variety of paper.
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