Creative Artists

Color has always played an important part in my life. My work revolves around the juxtaposition of colors and textures to create a whole that is far more than the sum of its parts. For many years I worked with the colors and textures of fine fabrics to create items that were both utilitarian and beautiful. I started playing with fused glass as a way to

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"In nature I find I am closest to the Divine, and am constantly in awe of the beauty and perfection found there.  Since very young I have wished I could replicate these outstanding images that show themselves to me as art.  In finally getting a digital camera, my dream was answered and now when I hear that call to "take this shot" I am able to.

http://www.annieheron.com
I love the elemental nature of clay – how earth, water, air and fire can yield infinite combinations of tactile, textural beauty. Leaning toward earth-toned glazes, I make objects for everyday use in the home that can become ritual containers for the daily sacrament of food and drink.

Six years ago I discovered that the art of henna body adornment fit my creative desires perfectly. This 6000 year old tradition, first discovered in Turkey, believed to be permeated with positive energy, is used in most religions for blessing ceremonies. The beautiful designs lasting 1-3 weeks and it's ancient herstory has grabbed my heart forever! The natural henna stain, made from the henna leaf, is a unique and safe way that all people can express and empower themselves.

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hello!  my name is pamela pollock.  having been raised among a family of artists in california i continue in my creative career of over 25 years.  i work out of my tiny home art studio that looks out to my vegetable garden in eugene.     my organic metal work features brushed sterling and oxidized sterling with a smattering of brushed gold-filled and high quality gemstones.

http://www.josephinemariedesigns.com/

Josephine Marie is a Southern California jewelry designer, Recently moved to Portland, OR. She has created one-of-a-kind creations for over nine years and has enjoyed every moment. Her style is always evolving and changing when she gets inspired for a new collection.

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Debbie’s passion is to create art that taps into the highest vibrations of life. Her clay images are a celebration of life passages, infused with nature ancient culture, and a sacred feminine spirit, that offers a way to express our gratitude and love toward each other, the planet and ourselves.

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Artist Statement: I create "nuno" felt which combines fine silk, cotton voile and hand-dyed raw wool. Using just soap and water and agitation, the wool fleece migrates through the fabric to become one seamless piece of clothing – a hat, a bag, a scarf, a vest, as examples.

http://www.firewomanstudio.com/2201.html

Sasa (Firewoman) along with her sons owns Firewoman Studio which was recently established in 2008. Sasa has been a prolific artisan for almost twenty years and has been responsible for providing outstanding Northwest Coastal Carvings, Designs and Restoration services. Sasa is of Tsalagi and Dutch descent and a single mom. Their artwork can be seen at Ivar's Salmon House on Lake Union, Seattle as well as Smithsonian Institute, Issaquah District Library, Seattle Art Museum and Ye Olde Curiosity Shop.

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Linda Silvas heritage is the Juaneno Band of Mission Indians, Acjachemen. Living in the Pacific Northwest of Washington State, she built her log home and studio at the base of the Olympic Mountains.

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Mountain Hearth Handcrafts is the work of Oregon fiber artist, Lara Katherine Mountain Colley. Each piece is handcrafted from natural and recycled materials as much as possible, found objects from nature, and the intention of connecting people with the outdoors.

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Touch the Earth, a Native American expression, represents the concept that through physically touching the soil one can touch the soul of our planet and be at peace within the universe. I have found the best way to 'touch the earth' is on my knees, in the garden, pulling weeds. I live in a small home with a large adjoining studio and shop where I can create and hand print original designs to bring light your quiet, meditative spaces.

Paintings and Artgifts (cards, prints, magnets, etc.)
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Mara has been painting images honoring the Sacred Feminine for over two decades. Her paintings draw inspiration from cultures around the world, the cycle of the seasons and ancient symbols and form. In 1999, she founded Stream, a sacred art school dedicated to the nurturance of authentic self expression and the Rainbow Way of Beauty. The artist lives and dreams in the lush Oregon forest and recently opened Hummingbird Gallery in Eugene.