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Boss/Brown Art |
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Mark Brown and Susan Boss
make
fun, one-of-a-kind mixed media sculptures and clocks in their backyard studio. Each of the pieces
are unique and engaging characters with their own identity and style.
Most of the components are found at tag sales and flea markets. In
the endless stream of metal containers and jar lids lie a wonderful
array of colors, textures, and forms. Take time to check
them out! |
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Bijou Graphique |
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Artists Dawn Estrin and
George Wilson collaborate on creating unique and aesthetic settings for
images they have created or collected. The images are
miniaturized, printed on archival paper, and accented by semi-precious
stones and pearls. All the pieces are handmade from sterling
silver. Be sure to check out Bijou! |
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Cassavoy & Co. |
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Jamie
Cassavoy creates her jewelry by hand from precious metals and gems in
her Atlanta, GA studio. Nature's perfect imperfections, clean
lines, negative space, texture, and accents of color are the design
aesthetics at the root of Jamie's work. Ultimately, Jamie wants to
produce jewelry that is a pleasure to wear and makes the wearer feel
beautiful. |
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Nancy Blair Designs |
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Nancy
Blair, of Denver, Colorado, hand fabricates all her designs and no two
are alike. The fused sterling technique is a process of layering
silver upon silver until it fuses with the other pieces. The
oxidation process is sealed to prevent tarnishing. |
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Singerman & Post |
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Singerman & Post
Jewelry is handmade with an original process using laminated Mylar, film
and thin plastics. The top surface design is a film photo transfer
of the original artwork. Available in wire and post and a
wonderful value for such gorgeous earrings! |
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Chickenscratch |
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Chickenscratch jewelry is created by the husband and wife team of Lisa
and Scott Cylinder, in their home studio. The pieces are mostly
made from brass sheet and wire that is hand cut and manipulated.
The jewelry is finished using numerous methods which create a variety of
colors, including a unique patination process, various colored leafs,
bright enamel paints, luminous mica powders and silver and gold plate.
Chickenscratch cleverly blends color, concepts and movable elements
resulting in amusing jewelry images. |
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Randi Chervitz |
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Randi's fabricated, hand-crocheted fine silver
and 18K gold wire jewelry is dazzling! |
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Stubborn |
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Melissa
Stiles is an ex-architect who works from her home in Portland, Oregon.
She creates designer jewelry with an industrial edge and has been
accused of being Stubborn when it comes to perusing her goals. Her
work is made from brushed aluminum, stainless steel, and silver, filled
with vibrant resins in modern designs and patterns.
Please note: Colors in
stock may vary from photos shown here. |
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Mullanium |
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Intricately detailed jewelry
in pewter, brass, and copper, including 'story' pins and boxes! |
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Q. Miller |
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Throughout history, humans have used symbols to interpret their
surroundings and experiences. Q. Miller Jewelry combines historical
and contemporary traditions and techniques...they hope it inspires you
to reflect on the joyous experiences and surroundings in your life! |
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Bill Campbell
*His Flambeaux art pottery collection features striking crystalline
glazes in warm and cool colors.
Bill's hope is that using his pottery will
"cause a little celebration in everyday living."
*Dishwasher and microwave safe. |
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From Bill Campbell's Flambeaux Art
Pottery Collection: |
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Bill Campbell's
Collectors Corner are one of a kind, numbered pieces. |
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Patricia Locke |
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Chicago designer, Patricia Locke has been creating jewelry for
over 30 years. She is known for her unique combinations of
elements; embellished with dazzling Austrian crystals and semi-precious
stones. Her designs are available in silver and gold as well as a
variety of color palettes. American Visions carries a wide
selection of post and wire earrings, bracelets, necklaces and pins.
Clip earrings may be special ordered.
New Spring color collections to arrive soon and here's a peek at a few
of the new styles! |
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Karen Boulton & Jonathan Briggs of Wild Works Ltd |
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Karen Boulton and Jonathan Briggs of Wild Works Ltd. create
switch covers that are functional and beautiful too. Their switch
covers replace a dull household object with one that enhances your
interior. Using brass, copper and aluminum they craft the details
that make your house a home. All work is sealed for durability,
and screws are provided. Many sizes and combinations available. |
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Kay Foley |
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Ampersand Cards creates
cards and narrative collages (ready
to frame) featuring Kay Foley's original writing and award-winning art. Kay is
passionate about words, lettering, and writing so she uses only her own verses
on her art. Food for the heart & soul!
Narrative Collages (shown below) are
originals with handmade paper on heavy cardstock. The size for each is
8.5" x 11", unframed with backing board & plastic sleeve. |
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Bonnie Shopper Enamels |
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Bonnie Shopper Enamels are
finely crafted enamels which are glass in powdered form, fused onto metal at
high temperatures. Bonnie prefers transparent colors to opaque and the
metal she uses is copper, a warm, rich metal. This enamel on copper
combination results in a gem-like brilliance and great depth. |
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Erica Kirschner
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Erica Kirschner hand cuts, hand forms, and hand solders each of her
copper sculptures. The finishes vary from a torch patina, to a
natural verdigris, to a painted surface. Her sculptures are
original and contemporary designs created for the home and garden.. |
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Sharon Schaffner |
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Sharon tells
us that no element of her jewelry is there by chance, and that everything
responds to some deeper sense, reasoning or explanation: a carved fish might
transport us to her childhood, while a bird may symbolize her current life and
women’s faces display her own identity.
Her jewelry
reveals that Sharon is a lively, compassionate, and highly sensitive woman.
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Ed Levin |
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Clean,
contemporary and deceptively simple sterling silver and 14kt gold
pieces. |
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Rickard Studio |
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Artist
Robert Rickard draws daily inspiration from the mountains and high
desert which surround his Taos studio. Taos has long been a mecca
for artists, and Robert is following in their footsteps, using the warm
desert colors to enrich his contemporary metal work. |
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Elizabeth Garvin |
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Hand fabricated in sterling silver
and 18kt bimetal; sculptural designs that are much more than "pretty
jewelry"...constructed to integrate form and function in a variety of
applications. |
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Deb Brilla |
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The components used to
make this intriguing jewelry come from a variety of sources which may
include old die stampings, text, semi-precious stones, old glass,
crystals, brass, bronze, sterling and specially made parts. Each
piece is carefully designed to be unique while maintaining a high level
of craftsmanship. |
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Rebecca McNerney |
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Primarily self-taught as a jeweler, Rebecca McNerney's work focuses on
the textural differences between the smooth pearls and the textured and
oxidized metal. All of her designs are very simple, and focus on
the intrinsic beauty of the materials. |
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