Artist: 12 Fifteen Paper Goods
Born in Germany, now living in Connecticut-after a couple of years stopover in both Switzerland and South Africa.
My minor obsessions include: graffiti, signage, typefaces, jogging on a spring morning, the first snowstorm of the season, shopping, scandinavian design, italian fashion. Seriously obsessed with: colors, paper goods (any shape and form), yoga, walking safaris in the south african bush, water, blueberries, creating, travelling, packaging design, the right pair of jeans, graphic t-shirts
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Artist: A Little Hut
I’ve always loved making things and I’ve always loved paper. Making hand crafted cards is how A Little Hut got started in 2004.
I design and produce everything that you see here. As an independent graphic designer, I’m in front of a computer a lot so A Little Hut gives me the opportunity to be creative in a different way.
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 | Artist: a-good-eye
My work explores the relationship of forms, textures and color in the everyday world. I use these to create abstract geometrical images. The subjects of my work include: old and new commercial, office and industrial buildings, historical buildings and sites and other man made structures that we see everyday.
I move in close and try to capture an interesting aspect of the subject you would not notice unless you stopped and studied the subject.
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 | Artist: A-Z Jewelry Design
Welcome to my website/studio. Here you will find one of a kind (or very limited edition) handmade, beaded, gemstone jewelry creations by myself; Linda Blackbourn; as well as imported, finely handcrafted .925 Sterling Silver - Silversmithed - Gemstone & Pearl Pendants, Earrings and Bracelets.
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Artist: AHFmEouvWsPKEMzoZZL
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 | Artist: Aida Schneider
My method is direct in approach (no sketching), and in application (color directly onto painting surface without brush or palette). By gestural strokes and marks, I wish to impart the freedom and sense of well-being that occur when I paint.
While the allusions and commentary in my work relate to present day culture and its rapid changes, the symbols I usually employ hearken to my background growing up in an ancient land.
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Artist: Air and Earth Designs
I've always loved beads and color - I first got into beading when I worked for a fabric store during my college years. Color is a major inspiration of mine - I adore the way color plays with light. I bought lampwork for my own jewelry creations for awhile, and just fell in love with the medium.
My beads are made from Effetre (Moretti), Vetrofond (Murano), Bullseye, Czech, and/or Lauscha glass, then annealed in a digitally controlled kiln for lasting durability.
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 | Artist: Alan Klug Photography
The photographs offered in this portfolio are hand printed by myself and limited to an edition of 250-300 images. They were made with a variety of medium and large format cameras exclusively on negative film, both color and black & white.
I believe strongly in three principles: 1) The old adage "F8 and be there", which means don't burden yourself with vast amounts of technique and equipment. Get out there and make pictures. 2) A photographer's most important tool is a very large trash can, and 3) Avoid looking for the next market; photograph what you care about.
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 | Artist: Aletha Jones
I grew up on a small Indiana farm where my first models were the often-uncooperative dairy cows. In many ways, I feel that I did not so much choose art as a career, but rather found it an unavoidable companion. It has always been such an integral part of my life that its continuation has been as natural as growing up itself. From the time I was a child, my art has reflected my day to day experiences, a visual diary of sorts.
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