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Lynette Phillips

Established in 1983, I have exhibited in several solo exhibits and group shows. I now spend my time exhibiting in Fine Art shows up and down the East coast and adventuring out West. Each piece of high fire stoneware clay is wheel thrown or slab built and has been fired to appx. 2300* My whimsical...

Jack Pine

Get a glimpse of a true artist at work! Jack Pine has been blowing glass for over 20 years. He studied at the Columbus College of Art and Design before heading out West, where he mastered his technique in Seattle and Denver. His work has been featured in galleries and museums across the country....

Tom Radca

For years, Tom Radca's pottery designs have been treasured for their marvelous depth of color and lusterous highlights. Expertly handcrafted in the artisan's rural Ohio barn studio, Radca's trademark large scale designs feature 36" diameter plates and vessels measuring up to 60" in height....

Wesley Rasko

Painted, laminated and cut glass in combination with cast glass, optical crystal and exotic stone.
Malinda

David Rec

From reclaimed wood I lathe turn; bowls, vases, platters and lamps. Crushed stone and metal inlays.

Kimberly Reed

OLD WORLD CRAFTSMANSHIP, NEW WORLD DESIGNS We strive to create unique and quality treasure boxes that are hand crafted works of art using mixed media. The unique shape of the lid is our own design. It is raised with angled sides. This not only enhances light reflection, it also makes it much more...

Lesley Reich

I have been a production potter since 1972. I studied with Professor Hui Ka Kwong at Douglass College in 1970. The next year I worked with Janka McClatchey, a well-known potter in Ann Arbor, MI. My early pieces were functional stoneware that I sold at my first craft fair, the Free Art Fair, in 1972...

Gary Reichow

Gary Reichow, a native of Australia, began his career with a four-year apprenticeship in carpentry and joinery where he learned the fundamentals of carpentry and wood design. During his early years in the industry, Gary developed his philosophy of attention to detail when he worked with a luxury...

Mark/Carol Reynolds

In 1974 Mark migrated south to Austin, Texas to attend the University of Texas majoring in English Literature. He and his brother supplemented their income by making handmade kaleidoscopes and selling them on “the drag”. After completing his education, Mark and his brother Peach went into scope...
Brianna

Doug Richard

Wood is selected by the artist, turned to shape on the lathe, then finished by hand.

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