 | Artist: James Lourie
My paintings go through many stages of activating and consolidating layers until the work is intricate, economic and whole. While painting, I move back and forth feeling my way in the dark, blinking. Much the same way de Kooning used the "glimpse," I use the "blink" to trust my intuition, which is immediate and direct. I want to create a physical and emotional relationship between my artwork and the viewer.
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 | Artist: Delphine Fine Stationery
Erika Firm, daughter of an industrial engineer and a commercial artist, has been creating since she was a tot. She was probably the only kid on the block to have, at age five, her own x-acto knife and t-square. she loves paper, the written word, all shades of green, the sound of the surf, café au lait and weddings.
The Delphine aesthetic is clean, simple, modern & elegant. we use heavyarchival and 100 percent cotton papers and work with the very best printers and pressmen (love you guys!). We are always working on new designs to add to the collections and welcome custom design inquiries.
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 | Artist: Audrey Henningson - Fiber Art
My work evolves from a life-long love of fibers and an appreciation for quality craftsmanship. Inspired by the world surrounding me, I use color, texture and space to continually explore new techniques. With a background in math, I approach design as a process of creative problem solving, giving attention to every detail.
For me the journey is as important as the final product and my artwear is constructed to give years of pleasure.
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 | Artist: Gospel Colors
Gospel Colors designs and creates vestments especially for clergy. We design and create chasubles, scapulars, and stoles.
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 | Artist: Fowler-Thelen Studios
For twenty years, Laurie Fowler and Bill Thelen have enjoyed comfortable working relationships with individuals and design professionals in the creation of large scale, site-specific artworks for residential, corporate, and public spaces. Their fascination with form, movement and texture is reflected in an innovative design approach incorporating fiber, suede and metal on three-dimensional welded steel constructions. Weaving directly on the steel armature ensures exceptional durability, minimal maintenance and ease of installation while allowing the artists a unique exploration of the relationship between sculptural form and the hand-woven surface.
Their background in both art and architecture is appreciated by private collectors, architects and design professionals when working with blueprints, spatial relationships, and collaborative projects. Fowler and Thelen have exhibited their work nationally and are included in numerous private and corporate collections throughout the country.
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