Artist Type
Medium
- (-) Remove ceramic filter ceramic
- ceramics Apply ceramics filter
- clay Apply clay filter
- digital Apply digital filter
- (-) Remove drawing filter drawing
- fiber Apply fiber filter
- (-) Remove floral filter floral
- furniture Apply furniture filter
- (-) Remove glass filter glass
- (-) Remove glass/wood/jewerly filter glass/wood/jewerly
- gourds Apply gourds filter
- green market Apply green market filter
- jewelry Apply jewelry filter
- leather Apply leather filter
- metal Apply metal filter
- (-) Remove mixed media filter mixed media
- (-) Remove painting filter painting
- pastels Apply pastels filter
- photography Apply photography filter
- photography/digital Apply photography/digital filter
- plants Apply plants filter
- (-) Remove pottery filter pottery
- printmaking Apply printmaking filter
- printmaking drawing Apply printmaking drawing filter
- sculpture Apply sculpture filter
- soaps & lotions Apply soaps & lotions filter
- stone Apply stone filter
- wood Apply wood filter

Jo Hyman
Born and raised in Houston, I grew up in a creative and musical family. My first artistic teacher was my father who was an artist and well known innovative architect and builder. My parents nurtured us to follow our dreams and develop our God given talents. While I attended The University of...

Becca Irvin
"I was born and raised in west Tennessee. I have always been interested in the arts so that led me to pursue a degree in art at East Tennessee State University. I was drawn to this University because of the art department’s amazing facilities and the beauty of the Appalachian mountain range within...

Drew Irvine
Drew's unique style, bold color palette and playful brush strokes offer a level of interest by using abstract and impressionistic techniques with acrylics, watercolors and pastels.

Doug Irwin
"I use acrylic paint to create original portraits of iconic American historical figures to include the founders, Presidents and military leaders. All portraits are on 36x36 gallery canvas".

John Wayne Jackson
ABOUT THE ART – RESIN FUSION
John Jackson’s work can best be described as resin fusion. Incorporating multiple media such as spray lacquer, artists’ acrylic, mica powder, oxides, pigments, resin and a variety of solvents, his finished pieces evoke a three-dimensional quality suspended in the...

Rebekkah Jackson
Rebekkah Jackson spent an idyllic childhood on a Colorado farm. With sketch pad in hand, she captured a world of horses, broken barns, flat windswept fields and various members of her odd but interesting family. Later she continued to hone her craft even while working and raising a family. Now,...

Victoria Jackson
"Entertainment came in the form of building something, whether it was clay, paint, wood or paper. We were always creating something. I can remember painting with my mother on the same canvas. She would start painting at the top of the canvas and I would start at the bottom. When I grew tired, she...

Debra Jacobs
My art is all about having fun, and experiencing the joy of creating.. Drawing and sketching is a major part of my artistic process. I keep a sketchbook handy at all times and try to draw each and every day. When I begin a painting, I always have a subject in mind; However, Whether painting a...

Carrie Jacobson
Painting came to Carrie Jacobson in 2006, when she was 50. At first, it seemed like a way to cope with her mother’s death. Then it became a way to cope with the death of her boss in the newspaper where she worked, and then, a way to cope with the elimination of the journalism job she’d thought she...

Dewey James
Dewey’s artistic trajectory is ever-evolving. In her words, “I like telling a story that doesn’t have an ending.” As a theater major at the University of Minnesota she auditioned against hundreds of performers and won a leading role in the once Broadway musical, Godspell, at the Chimera Theater in...