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![Brianna Brianna](https://www.artfestival.com/sites/default/files/styles/artist_search_profile/public/carskaddan-artwork_1.jpg?itok=MimdXqo1)
Chris Carskaddan
"My passion is creating heirlooms on the wood lathe. I believe that beauty and functionality are not mutually exclusive. A salad bowl can be used for dinner, then placed back on the table as a decorative centerpiece. A vase holding red roses can be just as stunning when empty. Embellishments,...
![Malinda Malinda](https://www.artfestival.com/sites/default/files/styles/artist_search_profile/public/artists/cauffman_-_artwork_1.jpg?itok=6VDY0oom)
Jennifer Cauffman
Fiber painter on clothing and pillows, on silk, suedes, one of a kind, brilliant colors, washable.
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Lynn and Steve Cebula
Lynn and Steve are self taught.
Lynn's interest in art dates back to childhood when she would watch her father work with wood to create various things. He once cut small pieces of wood in different shapes to cover an entire wall in their house!
She inherited his love of wood and now works to create...
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Roxane Chardon
Soft Pastel - printmaking /drawing
![Malinda Malinda](https://www.artfestival.com/sites/default/files/styles/artist_search_profile/public/artists/church_-_artwork_1.jpg?itok=2Rf6FXT4)
Mike Church
We offer a wide variety of hand turned products made from Acrylic and Solid Surface Material, such as Corian. Each piece is unique cannot be duplicated. Once the various steps are taken to produce the product, it is carefully inspected for any defects. We pride ourselves in only offering the...
![Malinda Malinda](https://www.artfestival.com/sites/default/files/styles/artist_search_profile/public/screen_shot_2018-03-15_at_4.44.14_pm.png?itok=OcDY7hFF)
Cindy Anne Ciarcia
"Over the years I have ventured into many different areas to help satisfy my strong desire to be artistic: hair styling, stained glass, leather work, and custom home decorating. Recently, I discovered a new outlet to express my creative talents, developing fashionable clothing using an ancient...
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Heather Cohen
"I am a textile designer and artist from Zimbabwe, currently residing in Mocksville, NC. I hand paint with many different methods, such as Batik, Shibori, tray dying, salt and watercolor applications. All items start out as a white blank canvas! The Batik method is the application of melted wax,...
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Nancy Connors
Hand drawn ink images using micron pens. Colored with acrylics or watercolor pencils.
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John Costin
Hand pulled etchings using copper plates printed on fine paper. Each meticulously hand colored.