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Brianna

Galina Lambert

"As a passionate fiber designer, I believe every woman deserves to be wrapped in her own unique piece of art, regardless of her size, age or the color of her skin. My mind and my heart are always ready to create somethings outstanding; garments that will make her feel special every time she wears...

Ira and Sue Lances

Ira & Sue Lances of Staten Island New York began making Wearables back in 1980 in NYC. As the items became more artsy, Ira & Sue felt the need to start selling their one-of-a-kind jackets and scarves at various Art & Craft shows throughout the country. Many of the venues they currently...

Greg Lathrop

I began my clay career while attending high school at Heights High School located in Wichita, Kansas during my sophomore year, 1976.  My high school teacher, Terry Aikins was a great instructor and mentor.  I remained close to him until his death in 2005.  He encouraged me to attend my first art...

Heather Laurie

My inspiration is to bring beauty, artfulness and functionality to simple yet dynamic designs. Silk is my canvas. Utilizing a technique similar to water-color, I hand-dye and detail an array of unusual silks, exploring the interplay of color, texture and shape. Each one-of-a-kind garment and...

Ryan and Kaitlyn Lawless

  We seek to take what’s old and good and make it better with what we’ve learned along the way. And we’re excited about that. Very excited. We’re combining new technologies with age-old processes for a body of work that is indicative of the times yet without expiration. We farm while listening to...

CC Lee

Hand made clay plaques, switch plate covers and sculptures by the Lee family. All art works are created and made in Palm Coast, FL

Tanya Leslie

Tanya Leslie has been creating original pottery for the past 11 years or so. Nothing else I saw matched the depth and detail in the floral designs seen here. Notice all those color variations! It's not surprising that Tanya's booth was very busy - she's a friendly artist with a great laugh and...

Ricki Levine

After retirement from a career in the Computer Industry, boredom set in!  I began knitting, a skill I had learned as a child.  I was enthralled by the changes in the yarns and color ways, and they inspired me to create my own designs. When I was out in one of my creations, people would ask to...

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...

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