The Potato Homestead
The Potato HomesteadWebsite Rob McKeage, farmer at The Potato Homestead, creates functional woodworks – wood dishes, serving platters, catch alls,
Author archives: Lindsay Springer
Thomas Cambria
T Cambria WoodturningForked River, NJ In 1995, I was introduced to the art of woodturning, by Robert (Bob) Broschart, who
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 Photography by Dennis Abriola I am a retired Electrician who was born and raised in
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 My photography is born from an ongoing love affair with nature, complete with long beach walks,
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 Our sculptures are influenced by nature. The clay frogs and lizards are often sitting on found
David Winigrad
Contemporary WhirligigsWebsite At the intersection of art and science, these contemporary whirligigs and kinetic sculptures are crafted from exotic woods
Sandra Webberking
Sandra Webberking OriginalsSpringfield, PAWebsite I live and work in Springfield, PA and being an avid Gardner, it seems natural that
Will Delaney
Tick and TinStaten Island, NYWebsite We are a husband/wife team who began a love affair with vintage ceiling tin tiles
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