Specialty
Decorate your patio or garden with
these lovely stone creations.
Cliff and Barbara Bliss — Louisiana,
MO
I have so much built up passion for
gourd art there is never a day goes by that I am not working on something
fantastic..
Lora Dahir — Dunnegan, MO
Gardening has always been one of my
hobbies. I started gardening at the age of ten,pulling weeds for my
mom. I still love weeding to this day! I now create handmade Thank You
cards that include my wildflower seeds, giving the person a "card
and gift all-in-one" and all my collected seeds won't be going
to waste!
Nancy Hayes — Arnold, MO
This is a marvelous medium in which to work. Basically, enameling is the fusing of powdered glass onto metal. My metal is copper. The combination of transparent colors of glass on this rich, warm metal is brilliant.
Bonnie Shopper — Clayton, MO
Michaela's truly one of a kind creations
are crafted from leaves taken from her gardens as well as interesting
specimens from around the countryside. The beauty of each leaf is captured
forever in exquisite detail and beautifully painted to highlight every
lovely feature.
Michaela Kornblum— St. Louis, MO
Bill draws his designs free hand on the gourds and especially enjoys wood burning. He also uses dyes, acrylics, and pen and ink to obtain the look he wants for the finished product.
Bill Decker — Greenwood, MO
My work features all or some of these
methods: woodburning details, cut outs, sculptural surface cuts, the
use of colored pencils, acrylic paint, leather dyes or cream shoe polish
used for color.
Pam Johnson — Waynesville, MO
We have painted, wood burned, carved, dyed.... we even decorated one gourd with upholstery tacks. They offer so many possibilities and each gourd has its own unique personality.
Ann Beninato & Lindy Hoffman — Ballwin, MO
Gourd sculptures and art by artist Janis Gates using different techniques & addtions of natural adornments.
Janis Gates — Eureka, MO
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LaRee DeFreece and Ken Gilberg — Kirkwood, MO
Gourds come to life with exquisite hand-painted
designs. Artistically professional with a touch of whimsey, these gourds
will add charm and wonder to any setting.
Melynda Lotven — Columbia, MO
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Suzette Nesbitt — Excelsior Springs, MO
has taken a common medium and raised it to uncommon standards. She believes that art is quiet, challenging people to notice at all around them. Some of the most beautiful art is simple, and, to paraphrase Emerson, it's impressions is immediate and no less eloquent than literature..
Stephanie J. Witte — Springfield, MO
The faces are meticulously molded, baked and/or hand-painted to give proper expression. The body is completely custom-designed from the pose-able armature or mounted bases to the final shape of each figure; the clothes are also hand-sewn.
Linda & William Cowell — Wildwood, MO
Reviving the style that whalers used on ships at
sea, Michelle Ochonicky hand-engraves and the delicately carved lines
of her original designs.
Michelle Ochonicky — Eureka, MO
Nostalgic images and subjects serving as a ministry to the Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ are what Deby Gilley focuses on for her linoleum and woodcut prints. Many of the people and places represented are very well known to the artist.
Deby Gilley — Aldrich, MO
I design and create functional works of art, utilizing
naturally shed deer and elk antlers. Every piece is unique and is constructed
to be a well-balanced, sturdy and eye-appealing work of art.
William "Bill" Talley — Cape
Girardeau, MO
Joyce can draw with either her right or left hand,
and do pastels with proficiency, but she is most widely known for her
silhouettes, which she cuts freehand with no preliminary drawing.
Joyce A. Yarbrough — St. Louis, MO
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