Lee Galusha
Lee Galusha
Chicago, IL
origamionly.com
Folded paper gives life and movement to my butterflies, dragonflies, peacocks, etc. A colorful 3D visual experience, which changes from different angles and lighting it gives an uplifting sensation.
Elizabeth Kline
Elizabeth Kline
Elizabeth Kline Designs
Chicago, IL
elizabethklinedesigns.com
I am drawn to contrasts: in materials (metals/wood/fiber/stones), textures, & colors. My work uses starkly different elements & brings them together to make jewelry with movement & balanced asymmetry.
Kelsey Merkle
Kelsey Merkle
Kelsey Merkle Fine Art & Illustration
Clarence Center, NY
kelseymerkle.com
Paint (acrylic or oil), metallic leaf, wood stain, colored pencil on wood panel with resin overlay.
Mandy Krolak
Mandy Krolak
Glazed Pottery Shop
Winfield, IL
Etsy Store
Innovative pottery for the home is what I strive for in my ceramics line. I focus on function, form, and color in all of my designs in order for me to bring joy and harmony to the user.
Meg Musick-Makely
Meg Musick-Makely
Studio Name: Musick
Chicago, IL
shopmusick.com
Each Musick handbag and accessory is handcrafted of the finest salvaged exotic skins and leathers.
Charlene Marsh
Charlene Marsh
Nashville, IN
charlenemarshstudio.com
Plein air and studio oil paintings created on archival panels using brushes and palette knives. The artist backpacks into the forest in all four seasons to paint on location.
Arthur Ragauskas
Arthur Ragauskas
Chicago, IL
My newest line is contemporary in style and is crafted with precious metals with the finest gemstones in the brilliant color combinations.
Jacqueline Bevan
Jacqueline Bevan
Jacqueline Bevan Studio
Schaumburg, IL
jacqueline-bevan.pixels.com
Collage created with multiple layers of paper, magazine text and acrylic paint. The backgrounds are paper; the birds are magazine text and acrylic paint; the branches are paper and mica flakes.
Mays Mayhew
Mays Mayhew
Collaborator: Mays Camarata
Associates: Mike Camarata, Scarlet Camarata, Gray Camarata
Aurora, IL
maysmayhew.com
I use graphite on paper to create highly realistic figurative art. Occasionally, I add watercolor, colored pencil, or gesso to heighten details.
Dane Shue
Dane Shue
Grapevine, TX
daneshueart.com
The artist use gestural painting and acrylic silkscreen in creating unique portraits of pop Icons.
