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Kathy Miller - works in watercolors, etchings and oil, with an emphasis on sunlight, color and design. Her paintings and etchings are often whimsical, moving easily between reality and fantasy. Her etchings are intricate in detail and are usually printed on handmade paper with heavy embossing.
Visit Kathy's Website at
www.KMillerStudios.com
Sharon Saseen - Whimsical and romantic, her vibrant warm colors are inspired by the varieties found in the Southern life. Sharon uses oil, acrylic or watercolors to paint her Savannah and regional scenes.
Visit Sharon's Website at
www.Saseen.com
Mark McKim - Reflecting the peace, beauty and balance found in nature and presented in the stained glass medium, Mark enjoys adding dimension to his glass designs. Iridescent dragonflies, butterflies and plant life are found in many of his creations.
Larry Levow - Although Larry Levow paints in either oils or pastels, his subject matter remains the same. The play of light and/or weather conditions on both real and imagined marsh scenes around the Savannah area as well as his still life paintings which catch an emotional moment in time.
See the Art of Larry Levow online at
www.LarryLevowArt.com
Lynda K. Potter - Knew from an early age that artistic expression would be her passion and lifelong pursuit. She uses mixed media to create her paintings, in a style which she describes as "abstract realism." Her paintings and teaching reflect her philosophy that creativity should be the key ingredient in every artistic pursuit.
John Diamond - Began woodturning in 1993, shortly after returning to the U.S. following 15 years overseas. He particularly enjoys working with unusual woods - burls from the Northwest, exotic hardwoods and burls from Latin America, Africa and Australia, and Norfolk Island Pine which becomes translucent after immersion in a blend of oils and resins.
Doug Jones - As a ceramic artist, I transform clay into things of beauty that are found on and around the coastal island I call home . . . mugs, bowls, vases and sculpture magically come out of the fire as a fish, sea turtles, manatees and other forms of island art for your use and enjoyment.
I create heirlooms meant to last for generations and I hope my work will give you many years of pleasure and enjoyment.
Please visit my website at
www.AmeliaIslandPottery.com
Michael Weinman’s photography includes over 30 years of work encompassing many years of evolving style and content. As an anthropology student, his work consisted mostly of black and white cultural portraiture. More recently, he has developed his own approach to nature photography. Emphasizing botanical, wildlife and bird photography; he has created a body of work with a vibrant pallette of color influenced greatly by the post-impressionist artists giving his photographic images a unique, almost painterly quality.
Visit Michael's website at
www.michaelweinman.com
Page Williams Smoak - Reducing the complexity of the subject is a major factor in my paintings. Making color, light, perspective and atmosphere my guiding forces. I use the process of combining an expressive palate with a variety of textures to create a palpable piece that is irresistible to the senses.
Visit Page's website:
PageWilliamsEvans.com
Diane Dean works in Mixed Media, Encaustic and Acrylic. Her works incorporate abstract textures to compliment vivid, stylized, representational subjects. Her works range in size from 4" x 4" to 5' x 6'.
Visit Diane's website:
www.DianeSDean.com
Margie Sone Gravina is an artist and jewelry designer whose creations radiate all the passion and color of her native island, Dominican Republic.
Her jewelry, characterized by luxurious combinations of texture and color, is comprised mostly of fresh water pearls and semi-precious stones with the Larimar stone, Larimar is found only in one inactive volcano in the Dominican Republic, the only one blue pectolite in the world, blue and green color like the diferent colors of the Caribbean Sea. Woven together into eye-catching organic compositions, Gravina's jewelry makes a dramatic statement with bold shapes and elegant simplicity.
Gravina and her husband now work as a team designing their distinctive line of jewelry; he works as the silversmith, cutting and polishing the Larimar stones used in their jewelry. Traveling to her native island several times a year, they handpick the slabs of stones to be cut for their jewelry.
Aaron Heisler
With an education in furniture design, and more than a decade as a professional blacksmith,
Aaron Heisler enjoys creating functional objects that blend the richness of traditional hand craftsmanship with the sophistication of contemporary design. When an artist is enthusiastic in his studio, it is apparent in his work. Aaron’s hope is that you can see and feel the energy that he puts into every one of his creations.
Kathryn Riechert
Kathryn Riechert was born and raised in Ocala, FL, and moved to Savannah, GA to pursue an education in art. In 2002, she graduated with honors obtaining a BFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design (majoring in 'Metals and Jewelry'.)
Kathryn's inspirations come from everyday life, as she seeks to transform the beauty she finds into the permanence of metal and stone.
The designs are often uplifting with positive messages in the hopes that they can make the world a little bit brighter.
Kathryn fabricates with metal and also does glass enameling on copper. In 2010, she began to introduce recycled silverplate flatware into her designs. With a love for the history that the flatware has, these new pieces have a combination of elements: enamel, gemstones, and silver metalwork. Bringing new life to the flatware, while at the same time imparting a tangible history to the resulting jewelry design, is exciting!
The jewelry she creates is generally uplifting and/or happy, as she would like her impact on the world and those around her to, at minimum, be a smile.
View more of Kathryn's work online at:
www.KathrynRiechert.com
and
www.KathrynRiechert.etsy.com
Contact Kathryn by email at:
KJR@KathrynRiechert.com
