Kim T. Black
Kim T. Black is a second-generation ceramic artist whose work is rooted in both tradition and place. Originally from Georgia and now based in California, his perspective blends Southern warmth and craftsmanship with a more relaxed, minimal West Coast sensibility.
Jody Hughes
Charcoal, with its rich depth and delicate contrasts, became my medium of choice, allowing me to capture mood and atmosphere in ways that echo both the rivers of Iowa and the forests of Lake Arrowhead. Each work is a continuation of that journey, shaped by nature, memory, and the enduring desire to create.
Holger H. Paetau
Wood turning has allowed Holger to combine his artistic visions, mathematical mindset, and pure joy of working with wood to create his pieces. Segmented wood turning allows Holger to incorporate his own creative style while bringing the natural beauty of the wood to the forefront. The majority of work is done with all-natural colored woods. Recycled materials from discarded objects are used whenever possible to reduce environmental impact.
Kevin Thom
In the early 80’s I thought I’d try my hand at the Renaissance Pleasure Faire in Malibu California. My craft was creating and selling exotic wood Walking Sticks, Staffs, and Canes. Imagine my surprise, they sold like hot cakes! This gave me the amazing opportunity to Explore the incredible world of Exotic Woods from every corner of the earth.
Robert Boatman
A member of the California Art Club and resident of Oak Glen, CA, Robert Boatman finds inspiration for his Oil paintings in the Mountains, Rural Countryside and California Coastline. After retiring from a career in Architecture, Robert now finds time to follow his passion for Art and spending time with family.
Irma Redman
Irma Redman has been a glassworker for 30 years. After mastering leaded glass, copper foil and mosaic techniques, she bought her first kiln and began hot glassworking.
Nils Lafon
Nils Lafon was born in France, in a small beach town by the Atlantic ocean where he found his love for nature and visual elements. His grandfather who was his mentor, was also his inspiration and teacher for all art forms including pottery, sculpture, wood art and other craftsmanship forms.