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Craig Dietrich
Craig Dietrich served our country as a U.S. Naval photographer during the Gulf War, where his thirst for adventure was born when he was given the opportunity to travel. After leaving the Navy, Craig became a scuba instructor and later put together his two great loves of photography and scuba and...
Shelby Dillon
Shelby's heart beats to the joy of wandering, of dreaming, and adventuring.
She love a long brunch with friends, bubbly on the beach, and impromptu dance parties in the studio. Shelby love staying up late and laughing until her face hurts from smiling. She believe in sparks, in spontaneous luxury;...
Dean DiMarzo
"Original acrylic paintings combining architecture and abstraction in a contemporary dialogue".
JP Diroll Diroll
As a photographer, my true subject is light. I work almost strictly outdoors so my work lives and dies with the sun and ambient light. When looking upon a scene, if the light is not pleasing, unique, or interesting, chances are I am not going to click my camera’s shutter. I do, on occasion, take a...
Roger Disney
The dominant portion of my work consists of oil painting on stretched canvas applied entirely with palette knife. No additives or thinners are used in the paint mixing and application process and all work is done without the help of an assistant.
Influenced by the Impressionist and Expressionist...
Carolyn Dodson-Grimm
Carolyn loves what paint does, applying it onto the canvas in a variety of ways whether it’s smooth and matter-of-fact, thin, with a variety of background colors popping through here and there, or thick and luscious – so much so, that it feels “yummy.” In fact, she uses paint to express her...
Chris Doherty
Chris has always had a love for the underwater world. It all started when he was a very young child and his family took a road trip all the way from Southern Illinois to the beaches of Florida. Once he was back home to the corn fields, Chris always dreamt of being somewhere near the water.
After he...
Julia Dressler
"I started Coles Corner in 1986, where I began as a art/craft business. I have been fortunate enough to have raised my family by creating the work that I enjoy so much, for the past 29 years. Although art shows are my main business, I am also a freelance photographer for a local newspaper, as well...
Matt Duerr
I started painting late in life and have been a professional artist for about 10 years. I left the corporate world in Raleigh, NC and moved to Florida in 2015 to pursue a more relaxed lifestyle, along with my dream of being an artist. I work exclusively with acrylics, using a palette knife,...
Christian Early
This is Christian’s third book as an illustrator. The first was “Can You See Me? His paintings and cartoons are also featured in his mother’s second book, “Diary of a Crazy Woman: One Woman’s Fight to Help her Son with Autism Find a Place in the World.”
Though you may look at Christian’s works...