Monsters on a Picnic
Monsters on a PicnicWebsite Luzeckyj Orest creates original, handmade monster prints using traditional woodcut techniques. Each design starts as a
Author archives: Gab Woodruff
Femme Prints
Femme PrintsWebsite MC Carey (they/them) is a Baltimore-based self-taught printmaker and illustrator, exploring the intersection of nature, storytelling, and liberatory
Leaves in Blue
Leaves in BlueWebsite Diane Sidener primarily works in cyanotype, an archaic photographic technique. Diane uses leaves and flowers to create
Embee.art
Embee.artWebsite EmBee Daniels is a Connecticut-based fiber artist, originally from New Jersey, whose work reimagines landscape through wool, alpaca, silk,
Nicole Jurain Pottery
Nicole Jurain PotteryWebsite Nicole Jurain wheel-throws and hand-carves each piece using multiple stoneware clay bodies simultaneously — clays that differ
Leaves by Jenney
Leaves by JenneyWebsite Curtis Jenney grew up in the hills of Connecticut. He developed a keen appreciation for his natural
Greenheck Ceramics
Greenheck CeramicsWebsite Ryan J. Greenheck received his Master of Fine Arts degree from SUNY College of Ceramics at Alfred University
Spotted Horse Provisions
Spotted Horse ProvisionsWebsite Spotted Horse Provisions is a disabled woman-owned business that makes sustainably-minded artisanal pantry provisions inspired by the
Monet-Inspired 3D Water Lilies
Explore color, texture, and layered design as you create a Monet-inspired water lily artwork that lifts off the surface. In
Phyllis Seidner Pottery
Phyllis Seidner PotteryPitman, NJWebsite Phyllis grew up in South Jersey and still lives locally with her husband. She studied pottery
Art Inspiration Wheel
Spark your creativity with your own Art Inspiration Wheel, a hands-on tool designed to generate imaginative art ideas with every
Cardboard Loom Bracelets
Create colorful, woven friendship bracelets using a simple cardboard loom. In this hands-on Family Art Workshop, participants will design and
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