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Russ Schmidt
"I am self-taught in the field of kiln forming and cold working glass. Fusing glass as a medium can be challenging, frustrating and yet very fulfilling. Glass reminds me of life. So beautiful and so fragile. I love the fact that combining different materials with silica sand then heated to a...
Paula Sears
"Our handwoven doormats are made from float rope used in lobstering. Lobstermen are no longer allowed to use this rope because whales and sea turtles become entangled in it. Makes a great durable mat".
Quinn Sedam
Quinn is a local photographer and storm chaser who specializes in capturing quality fine art images of tropical storms and lightning. Quinn uses his extensive background in meteorology and self-taught style of low light photography to produce stunning images of the electrifying drama of tropical...
Begoña Seijas
Begoña "Bee" Seijas has been a fine art photographer for over 18 years, although she's been snapping pictures since she discovered her father's 1979 Pentax K-1000 at the age of 19. A Miami native, her early candids featured locals from the city of Miami Beach.
The minute she was...
Michael Serkownek
"The images I create are a product of my past. An early passion for watercolors influences my selection of papers, as well my style and compositions, while my parents, studies in biology and art provided my interest in nature and landscapes as my subjects. Later, my career in technology and quality...
Carol Joy Shannon
I drive all over the Southern United States traveling to fine art shows, taking in the sights of our beautiful country as it unfolds around me. Then, I go back to my studio in the Lowcountry, with its canopy of live oaks and Spanish moss, and recreate the heartland as I see it, full of blocks of...
Paul Shatz
"I was very fortunate to be raised in the Hudson Valley of New York State. The four distinct seasons of the year provide a constant change in the landscape. My early years in the 1960's were spent exploring on a Schwinn bicycle that had baseball cards in the spokes. I probably ruined a valuable Tom...
