Tessa Carlton
Tessa CottaWebsite Tessa Carlton is a South Jersey native who currently resides in Millville with her husband, 2 daughters, and
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Patty Clune
Patty Melt Glass ArtWebsite Patty Clune is a glass artist focused on both flameworking and furnace glass techniques.She believes to
The Potato Homestead
The Potato HomesteadWebsite Rob McKeage, farmer at The Potato Homestead, creates functional woodworks – wood dishes, serving platters, catch alls,
Thomas Cambria
T Cambria WoodturningForked River, NJ I was born and raised in Newark, NJ. At the age of 23, I relocated
David Shields
Shields Leaves for All SeasonsSewell, NJ Fine wood carvings. All of David’s work is unique and individually hand-carved.
LEH Soap Company
LEH Soap CompanyMarmora, NJWebsite Little Egg Harbor Soap Company is a small but mighty group who is passionate about all-natural
Dennis Abriola
Photography by Dennis AbriolaVineland, NJWebsite I am a retired Electrician who was born and raised in Vineland, New Jersey. When
James Evangelista
Evangelista PhotographyOxford, PAWebsite I create images that celebrate the spirit and beauty of the American Landscape, and like my father
Chris Costa
C.T. Costa PhotographyBroomall, PAWebsite Award-winning photographer, C.T. Costa, is a fine art nature photographer specializing in the imagery of vivid
Maria Livrone
Whimsy & the WelderWebsite I am a Pennsylvania Artist working in Mixed Media with an emphasis on Encaustic Wax. I
Sandra Lehman
Small WonderMelbourne Beach, FLWebsite Sandy and Bob have been working and exhibiting in shows since their first show in Frederick,
David Winigrad
Contemporary WhirligigsWebsite The traditional whirligig has long enjoyed a cherished place within the world of folk art. My work is
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