 | Artist: Ann Dillon
Design, color, and texture have always been major components of my life in one form or another. I grew up in my parents' freelance home furnishings design studio. I majored in Fine Arts at UNH.
I've always had to create something. For a long time, that took the form of weaving - mostly one-of-a-kind wearables. Since 1993, I've been working with polymer clay, making mainly beads and jewelry. A few years back, smaller beads began to nudge at me and want to be part of the mix.
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 | Artist: Barbara Knutson Pottery
I am committed to functional pottery. My pots are often vaguely suggestive of human attributes. My hand building techniques bring out the subtle sensuousness of soft clay as I push out the forms to enhance a gestural quality. My textures give the form a costume-dressed up in style with images from nature superimposed on dots and waves. The glaze I am using runs and pools into the recesses to enhance the textures.
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 | Artist: Barker-Meyer Ceramic Art Studios
The Barker-Meyer Ceramic Art Studios is in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where artisans Cathra-Anne Barker and Richard Meyer produce the finest one-of-a-kind pottery in the country. The pots you see in the Gallery sections are One-of-a-Kind. When a piece has sold, there isn't a clone waiting in a warehouse to slide into place. If you miss the pot you chose, keep looking.
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 | Artist: Bay River Pottery
The Bay River Pottery began in 1976 when we bought property in Bayboro, but was actually located first in New Orleans, LA, Raleigh, NC and Oriental, NC. Norm is the Bay River Pottery's Renaissance Man. Norm has made beautiful hand built raku pots and leads the raku workshops.
Candace Young has been a full time Studio potter since 1981, working part time in clay since 1970. After thirty years of involvement with clay, she finds great pleasure still in touching clay and enjoys the dance with ideas which have been building in her mind's eye for so many years.
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 | Artist: Becca Van Fleet Pottery
Becca Van Fleet is a full-time studio artist making functional pottery in the small town of Eaton, New Hampshire. Becca was recently named one of New Hampshire's "rising potters," and is currently a state-juried member of the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen.
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 | Artist: Belinda Riley
My name is Belinda Riley, and I am a clay sculptor living in Kansas City, Missouri. I have a degree in Fine Art, and taught pottery at the high school level for several years before I began selling my work at Art Shows.
As an animal lover at heart, I enjoy making animals out of clay and most of my creations are whimsical in nature.
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 | Artist: Bella Vista Tile
Bella Vista Tile is designed and created by accomplished artists, Lisa and James TeviaClark in the mountains of western North Carolina. Each tile is made by hand, using old world techniques. The exquisite detail of their carved imagery has a romantic, lyrical feeling, which is enhanced by the multi-hued jewel-like tones of their unique wood-ash glazes.
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 | Artist: Benitez Art Studio
Born Havana, Cuba in the 1960’s, Humberto came to the United States in 1971 from the small town of Guanajay, Pinal Del Rio. A Place with amazing architecture and surrounding farm land, where as a small child he played with the red clay soil and charcoal opening a new world of shades and blending techniques.
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 | Artist: Blackpurl
I was introduced to knitting in fourth grade, when my teacher gave our class knitting lessons. My passion for knitting has continued through the years.
I view knitting as a process in creating, rather than just as making a product. I enjoy combining colors and textures to create one-of-a-kind “art to wear” pieces.
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Artist: Block Party Press
Welcome to the Block Party Press. I finally found a way to combine many of my creative interests into one area. I love to use hand carved stamps (blocks, hence the Block Party title) to create amazing texture with polymer clay. I then further bring out the texture with acrylic paints. You will find many things in my shop, from jewelry to magnets and ACEO's.
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