Beth Appleton

bethappleton@me.com | www.bethappleton.net

Duffy Baum

703-424-5898 | artgeckopot@gmail.com

My work is both sculptural non-functional ceramic raku as well as functional stoneware.

Licia Berry

850-661-9370 | licia@liciaberry.com | www.LiciaBerry.com | www.IlluminedArts.com

Artist, author, facilitator, speaker, swimming and diving deep in the Creative, Sacred and Transformative Arts, bringing back what I retrieve to the surface. Offering playshops and retreats for experiences and expressions of inner wisdom and beauty, as well as individual sessions.

Lucrezia Bieler

850-219-9906 | bieler@mac.com | ww.bieler-beerli.com

I create my scissors cuttings (Scherenschnitte) in black and white concentrate fully on composition and dramatic effect of light versus dark. All of my cuttings are cut out of a single sheet of paper. That means that the remaining design is still one piece of paper. I welcome commissions.

Adrienne Carrion

Denise Choppin

850-222-1625 | choppinart@yahoo.com | www.denisechoppin.com

2-D mixed media. Gulf Landscape series: gold and copper leafing with chemical patinas, acrylic glazes and photography.

Ann Christiansen

850-443-9354 | atcart@hotmail.com

Mask sculptures (not wearable) as reflections of culture. Mixed media communicating human reactions to events/occurrences. Paintings combined to form a whole.

Annie S. Harris

850-510-5621 | anniesharris@comcast.net | www.facebook.com/pages/Ash-Gallery/160785120629416

Self-taught artist. Painting and designing jewelry since 1989; emerged when I designed my first piece of jewelry using oak bark and stones. It unleashed a storm of creativity. I decided to try my creativity from painting on canvas to painting furniture. Inspiration comes from experiences, family, friends, and students.

Claudia Howat

850-385-4754 | chcurly@aol.com

I've been experimenting with fusing glass to clay by rolling out the clay and carving out the image, firing it, glazing it, and fusing glass in the hollows. I get different effects depending on the type of glass and how I distribute it and whether I refire more layers of glass for depth.

Todd Jones

toddjonesjr@yahoo.com | the-ultimate-price.deviantart.com

I am primarily a photographer and graphic artist, but also work in the traditional realm. My art deals with the dark side of human nature through the use of internal conflicts. My art is about expressing individuality and the poignant states through the influences of the natural world around me.

Karen Mack

850-320-5235 |  karen@customtiles.com | www.customtiles.com

Karen Mack specializes in custom glass & ceramic, sinks, tiles & mosaics for the homeowner who wants "something different". With a flair for the unusual and an eye for creativity not usually found, Karen Mack works with the client to ascertain exactly what they desire then she makes the perfect piece for their home. Nine years of experience shows in Karen Mack's one of a kind pieces and in her ability to help the client communicate what they want. Karen Mack has retired from retail and closed her shop. She is accepting commissions.

Mandem

800-313-2131 | mythpunkart@gmail.com | www.MythpunkArt.com | www.facebook.com/MANDEMik

Mandem is a symbiotic pair of artists (Moco & Maize Steinman-Arendsee) working together in what might be awkwardly described as a 'Vulcan Mind Meld.' Our work generally deals with transmutation and evolution – capturing the metamorphic moments of life where everything changes, and telling the stories of multivalent, multi-textured, variegated things.

Missionary Mary Proctor

850-443-4199 | www.missionarymary.com/biography.htm

Using found objects from her junkyard, now her American Folk Art Museum, Missionary Mary crafts three dimensional assembled works from buttons, mirrors, jewelry and other trinkets. Some works are inspired by bible scripture and others by memories of her grandmother or her childhood and most include written messages of spiritual truths or life lessons.

Leslie Puckett

lesliepuckett@comcast.net

I love the way that many artists look at everyday items or issues and show them in another way or from a different perspective. I like old stories and myths from other cultures and try to understand their view of the world and incorporate bits of those stories and characters into my own world. I like going to galleries and junk stores, looking through books and magazines, and gathering ideas for new creations. Sometimes, I feel my head is going to explode from the wild mixture churning away in there.

Ken Reshard

comments@reshardgallery.com | http://www.reshardgallery.com/

Kenneth Reshard works in many media – ceramics, painting, drawing, printmaking, graphics and collage. Sometimes, he combines techniques in a single piece. His work is rich both in surface quality and in symbolic expression. His work combines images of African textiles, cubist fractures, and modern frontality.

Judy Rushin

850-661-2710 | jrushin@fsu.edu | www.swallowawindchime.com | art.fsu.edu/People/Faculty/Judy-Rushin

Judy Rushin believes that being an artist is an industrious job and she has the hands to show it. Rushin's work has appeared in venues across the US and in Korea and has been featured twice in New American Paintings. She currently lives in Tallahassee where she teaches in the Department of Art at Florida State University.

Cindy Sbrissa

352-255-3283 | mysticmosaics@gmail.com | mysticmosaics.googlepages.com

Mosaicist Cindy Sbrissa specializes in custom mosaics in the form of fine art, wearable art, functional art and community projects. Cindy's work is easily recognizable as it's known for its vibrant colors, bold, sweeping lines, and tiny hand-cut pieces. Her work can be found in many private collections across the country, has been included in several collaborative community murals, as well as in several galleries and boutiques throughout Northern and Central Florida. Cindy also welcomes commissions.

Kathy Wilcox

850-893-3620 | kewilcox@comcast.net | www.wilcoxenamels.com

I have been working with the medium of enamel since 1976, either creating enamel art pieces or teaching enameling. Enamel is powdered glass that is fused to metal. I apply and fire my enamel work in many layers in a 1500 kiln. My enamels are assemblage wall pieces, relief sculptures, or jewelry.