Artist Type

Medium

Malinda

Elizabeth Jenkins

My work is about color and texture. I have been weaving fabric and making garments since 1979. I started collecting textiles in the mid 1970's. At the time, I traveled extensively in Mexico, Guatemala, Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru. The connection between hand-woven textiles and the Indian's lives and...

Nicario Jimenez

The Artist of the Andes Retablos are sophisticated folk art in the form of portable boxes filled with brightly colored figurines arranged into intricate narrative scenes.  From the 16th to the 19th centuries, Retablos were carried through the mountains by Spanish priests as portable religious...
Brianna

Carol Joannidi

"Carol Joannidi of Little Cat Metals was raised on Martha’s Vineyard surrounded by educators, artists, cooks, storytellers, and other creative riff-raff. Classically trained in metalsmithing at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Carol strives to create lightweight but durable designs...

Jesper Johansen

"My creations evolved into pho­tographs out of my de­sire to make fun draw­ings. I soon re­al­ized that the draw­ing process was te­dious and the col­ors would never be as bright as pho­tographs taken with nat­ural light. I found var­i­ous model train fig­ures in the garage from child­hood and had...

Leif Erik Johansen

Whereas some artists focus on mastering a particular technique, I've always taken the approach of focusing my creative energy on the imagination and originality. I allow the technique to develop organically, through frustration and failure towards mastery and perfection. I find it important to...

Kevin Ritter and John Ryner

We maintain a home in beautiful artistic St. Petersburg, FL but our spiritual home is off the coast on an amazing island that can only be reached by boat. or your imagination.  It is where the world is alive with warm Gulf breezes, sugar white sand and so many deserted beaches to explore that time...

Amy Johns

It's always been  pretty clear to me that I owe my love for jewelry to my ethnic heritage - I come from a large family of creative types! We're not shy, we love color, and celebrate the beauty of this wonderful world every chance we get! Making beautiful jewelry is part of that. Whether it's a...

Bruce Johnson

My passion for pottery began in 1983 when I began my study of Ceramic Art in North Carolina. Upon graduation, I returned to Wisconsin to accept a position with one of the nation’s largest producers of handmade pottery. During my 10 years of experience there, I refined my throwing skills and was...

Dan Johnson

I live and work at my cabin in Rangeley, Maine. Years ago I had a woodcraft business and I have always wanted to get back to this more creative lifestyle.   So after spending quite a few years in product development in the housewares industry I decided to move to rural Maine to pursue my passion...

Don Johnson

Copper, brass and stainless steel wall and 3d sculptures. Fountains also.

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