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Andre Maiwald
In 2010, with no previous experience, I started working with natural reclaimed wood and stones
from Bucks County Area. I'm self taught and developed my current style back in the 2011 /12.
It has been evolving ever since. I work with different kind of hardwoods and natural stones, preferring to use...
Terry Mallow
I use a slab clay process and glass to create unstructured, imperfect, one-of-a-kind pieces. I add glass for the second firing with the glaze at cone 6, which creates the memorizing melted glass.
Gail Markiewicz
My fourth grade teacher asked each of us what we wanted to be when we grew up and without hesitation I decided that I would become an artist. As the years passed my convictions only grew stronger. It seemed it was not only a vocation, but some inner calling that I could not deviate from.
After...
Scott and Jenny Martin
Our designs emphasize vivid eye catching custom made glazes. We imbue each form with a soft subtle motion inspired by water and waves. We make both large scale decorative vases and wall art, as well as high end unique functional wares. The appreciation for symmetry and line is present in every...
Niall Mathieson
Niall Mathieson is recognized as one of Georgia’s most successful wood artisans.
Originally from England, he moved to Georgia, via Canada over 28 years ago. He fell in love with the small city of Barnesville ,Ga. and has called it “home” ever since. He even believes that, someday, he will succeed...
Richard McCollum
"Offering durable, comfortable and highly functional products, White Forest Spoons is your trusted source for excellent handmade wooden kitchen utensils. Since 1992, our products have found their way into the homes and hearts of countless clients, becoming favorite tools of chefs nationwide. Each...
Robert & Christian McCoy
"Dimensional wood overlay, hand stained or painted in clear coats".
Justin and Melanie McKenney
"The inspiration to create our line of slip-cast functional pottery comes from nature. By translating nature's designs into clay we are able to invoke a new appreciation for everyday objects. Fruits and vegetables have such a variety of shapes, colors, and textures. We are intrigued by the...
Michael Michaud
"Working with wood has taught me that I do not have to stay within the lines. Sometimes I start out with a line drawing or blue print and make a copy of what is on the paper. Sometimes I start out with a piece of wood and an idea and create something beautiful. I often start out with one idea and...