Artist Type

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Rahmon Olugunna

I'm Morden contemporary abstract painter with medium of oil on canvas and paper with vibrant colors.

Carole Onorato

She uses many gauges and types of wire, depending on the piece, sterling silver, 14K gold filled wire, electroplated brass or copper, aluminum and more. Some of the semi-precious stones she uses include hand painted jasper, unakite, tree agate, howlite, onyx, leopard jasper, hematite, rhondite,...
Brianna

Barbara Opferman

"My greatest influence as an artist has been the hundreds of children and teens that I have had the privilege to teach throughout my career as an art teacher. Watching their creative process, spontaneity, and pure joy has been influential in my own process. I am currently using landscapes as my...

Debbi Ordan

Debbi Ordan lives and works in Sugar Grove, North Carolina. She is located in the west end of Watauga County about 17 miles from Boone in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, the highest mountains in the Appalachian Mountain Range. The beauty of nature and her surroundings are her biggest...

William Ortman

I graduated from the Columbus College of Art and Design in 2007.  I have a Bachelors Degree in Fine art with a focus in Glass Blowing.  My objective as an artist is to create aesthetic forms using incredibly rich colors and textures.  Currently I am exploring the incalmo technique, and have been...
Brianna

Ken Orton

Ken Orton has dedicated his life to painting. His childhood was spent drawing the urban, industrial surroundings of Birmingham, England. At the Birmingham and then Manchester Colleges of Art he studied Art Education and after six years teaching in England accepted an offer to head the arts program...

Serap Ozgen

Marie Pace

Provincetown, Massachusetts is the home of Marie Pace's small design and production company. The work offered in this line of hand-crafted accessories is the culmination of a lifetime spent in the design and construction of couture fashion. A love for fine art, color and form finally found its way...

Clara Pacheco

Clara Pacheco's collection of belts, bags, wrist cuffs, and bolos are hand-crafted one-of-a-kind pieces made using only authentic exotic skin products such as alligator, ostrich, shark skin, etc. "I hope you will discover your own inner wildness when you wear these one-of-a-kind works of art."  

Jake Packard

I learned photography as a freshman at Harvard in the darkrooms of the Carpenter Center for Visual Arts in Harvard Yard, the very first year the Center opened. And today, I offer state-of-the-art photos made with the most outstanding photographic gear and software available. All the pictures are...

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