Cynthia Bye
Silver Nest Studio
Neenah, WI
silverneststudio.com
Etsy Shop
First I draw nature or abstract ideas onto fabric, then I combine various woven fibers, cords, original fiber shapes & hand cut leather leaves to create textural tapestries for functional art pieces.
David Moskow
Moskow Fine Arts
Evanston, IL
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I am a printmaker using the etching technique. My primary plate size is 5×7 inches. I also have larger plates that are 8×11 inches. I sell both sizes unmounted, matted or framed.
Megan Hinds
Chicago, IL
megan-hinds.com
3-dimensional layered intaglio prints. All handprinted hand-cut and assembled to give exploration and discovery to the image.
Kelsey Merkle
Kelsey Merkle Fine Art & Illustration
Clarence Center, NY
kelseymerkle.com
Colored pencil, stains and inks on wood panel with resin overlay.
Mays Mayhew
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.
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.
Stephanie Keller
Inkling
Chicago, IL
theinklingshop.com
Inkling has thoughtfully curated a selection of printmakers that use handmade techniques. These include linoleum carving, silk screen and wood block printing.
Igors Irbe
Chicago Map Design
Chicago, IL
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Digital art collections inspired by Chicago historic surveys. Digital prints are framed in vintage windows salvaged citywide. Prints are also applied to re-purposed vintage items to create functional art.
Hiroshi Ariyama
Ariyama Studio
Chicago, IL
ariyamastudio.com
My work is hand printed, limited edition screen printed images of Chicago and its neighborhood. I use water-base acrylic inks and archival 100% cotton acid free paper for quality and longevity.
Ken Swanson
Racine, WI
Etsy Store
I make linoleum block prints. I carve my original design into a block of linoleum, print it on white archival paper using black oil ink, then hand-paint the result with transparent acrylic inks.
Tai Taeoalii
Hannibal, MO
artbytai.com
Surreal ballpoint pen drawings on milky transparent mylar film, often infused with social and political commentary. Graphite and charcoal smearing techniques used to blend the drawing with watercolor wash.
