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Michael Braun
Michael Braun was raised in Rye N.Y. He studied industrial design at the University of Bridgeport. In his early twenties, Michael became fascinated with color, feel and designs of fabrics. He turned this passion into art that he could wear. Not only did he design clothes, but he often hand painted...
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Melanie Cech
I am a self-taught, flamework glass sculpture artist and have been working with boro glass since the age of 19. Using a torch, glass, natural stones, corals, and gold, I am able to create designs that are unique and collectible. I am known for my sea life sculpture and jewelry, including my...
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LeAnn Christian
Me? I’m an artist. I’ve finally come to accept it. I’ve tried to stop it, and it keeps coming back. I remember my Mom asking me one time when I was going to get a “real” job. What did that mean? I finally decided that if I’m going to spend more than a few hours a day doing something, I should enjoy...
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Penelope & Leonardo Cipriani
Our passion for family traditions and high quality food led us to create this fine line of delicious Italian Vegetable Antipastos. The idea of sharing and making available a unique and innovative artisan product not yet in the local market, always honoring original recipes, the best of ingredients...
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Christy Conkel
"In 2013, this retired husband/wife team were introduced to stained glass by Bernie Evans at his studio located in Chillicothe, Ohio. Rick and Christy enjoyed first taking their first copper-foil course and later lead came class which opened the door to their creations.
They currently live in...
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Chris and Lynn Corrie
Chris and Lynn Corrie have been making things all of their lives. As children, it was go-carts, tree-houses, papier-mache objects, models, doll houses. In college, they studied jewelry-making, clay, painting, lithography, print making, and every other form of “making things” that they had...