Art
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Participating Artists: |
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Elliot Newton |
Roger Esty |
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Website Potter of La Quinta |
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Website Oils and acrylics on canvas of numerous jazz greats. Armstrong, Parker, Holiday, Ellington, Monk, etc. |
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Jeff Yeomans |
Katherine Shyu Keeling |
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Website Featuring a new series of original affordable 12x12” paintings of Ocean Beach and Point Loma perspectives. |
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Website | Website (Mark) The work of the award winning painter Katherine Keeling is alive and engaging she derives her inspiration from music dance and the rich landscape where she has lived and visited. Other works also displayed in the booth by Mark Smith of colorful and whimsical landscapes. |
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Jess Wetherhold |
Katy Yeaw |
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Website Handmade kitchenware. |
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Website The Butcher Press is a design and print workshop specializing in limited edition screen printed artwork. It is run by artist Katy Yeaw - who loves all things simple and clean with a touch of whimsy. |
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Scott Wright |
Tim Lueker |
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Website Images from the natural world have always been the inspiration for my art. I paint and draw in several different medium often integrating many into one image. Although I’ve never been locked into a specific style there is recurring imagery of repeating patterns in my work. |
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Website Stone Tile and Glass Mosaic Artist Extraordinaire. |
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| I’ve been undertaking an ongoing project of Series pieces from many different “eras” of my art. I feel inspired to re-work the same image in new ways; highlighting different details of the piece layering in new colors. Although I usually have a vision as to how I want the piece to evolve I am often surprised as to how some of my stories end up. I hope that my art reflects the evolution and flow in nature and that I might compel the viewer to look at the world in one more way. | ||||
Joshua Serafin |
Giovanna Mantilla |
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Website Expressionist painter Joshua Serafin will be exhibiting his jazz / acoustic style oils. His surfaces of choice include canvas birch and glass. |
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Shkaa'la - Handwork of the World Fair Trade. Handmade glass bead jewelry recycled purses and much more! | |
Paul Dolan |
Susie Greenwald |
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I use poster paint markers and paint on any surface-surfboards boogie boards canvas acrylic sheets and my art style is ocean and surf life meets tattoo i like to paint skeletons surfing waves but i also am making angels surf waves. I will have a lot of skeletons and angels surfing at my booth. | Jellyfish Jewelry is the place to find unique one-of-a-kind jewelry. Susie enjoys using natural gemstones shell silver gold and other natural materials from around the world to create unique pieces for you to wear and express yourself. Partner Mark is a Master Goldsmith and a specialist in Laser Repair and fine jewelry creations with gold silver platinum magnificent gemstones and diamonds. | ||
Terry Barker |
Cynthia Santos |
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Paintings and drawings in Oil pastel & watercolor. |  |
Website The Salty Seahorse metal art made from upcycled and recycled metal. |
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Jon Barnes |
Lera Baker Smith |
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| Website I consider my photography to be fine art photography printed on aluminum canvas and metallic paper. Images are mostly landscape/nature but also include a variety of cityscape night photography and various other types of shots. |
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Lera Baker Smith's booth offers clay and bronze figural sculpture watercolor paintings (figural and abstract) and small sculpted figures (human and animal) called "StikFigs." | ||
Gregg Visintainer |
Howard Woodward |
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Website Viz Art is my style of art I created using pen & ink. From afar the picture looks like a main image but up close you will find hidden pictures words messages and a lot of meaning that relates to each theme. On average a piece takes between 60-70 hours. |
Website The Art Kids of San Diego County was established in 2004 with the goal of teaching young artists not only about art, but how to sell and market their works. To be able to make a living as a professional artist. Six of our artists are now making a living as professionals and doing what they love most, Art. |
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Tricia Skoglund |
Meisha Barbee |
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Website I am an Abstract Artist that uses lots of color on a wide variety of mediums such as torch-cut steel wood plastic and metal sculptures. |
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Website I create one of a kind Polymer Clay jewelry pieces. I start by mixing my own color palette in clay then build patterned cane from the colored clay. I then take thin slices of the cane and apply them to sheets of solid color clay to create patterned sheets of clay. Finally I assemble the patterned sheets into compositions which become my finished piece of jewelry. I participated in last years Art Row experience and look forward to joining the event again. |
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Elizabeth Gurklys |
Helen Hawes |
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Website In my home studio I design and hand craft original organic creations in fused glass kiln cast glass and glass mosiacs to use and behold. Some of my pieces are created from recycled glass. My creations include; plates bowls lamps jewelery and decorative pieces. |
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Murals and large paintings. | |
Laura Hershey |
Maynard Breese |
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Website Maynard Breese is an award winning digital artist, living in Chandler, Arizona. His works are created by manipulating his photography, and using a digital paint kit to add layers of detail, creating works that look just like oil or impasto |
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| paintings. The pieces are then printed onto canvas by the artist using archival materials. "If I were to describe by style, I would call it Realistic surrealism," says Maynard. "It's the world as I see it if I were allowed to just 'tweak' it a bit. My goal is to create an emotional response as soon as you see a piece, and I love to make my colours pop off the wall at you." |
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Gloria Johnson |
David Showley |
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Coming from an illustration background, my representational style is richly detailed and finely executed. The subjects I choose dictate the medium; be they animal, vegetable, mineral or some combination. My work ranges from colored pencil portraits to |  |
The practice of using natureʼs own materials, with their colors and textures preserved, dates back to prehistoric times, when early man recorded significant events such as a successful hunt, a conquest or a meteorological phenomenon by using sand and design. | |
| watercolor plant studies to pastel landscapes and beyond. I have recently added boldly colored, expressive acrylics to the mix of artwork coming from my North County studio. | Third generation California artist David Showley uses the same materials to demonstrate the various colors and textures of sands whose origins may be thousands of miles apart. As an environmental collage, their beauty emerges even more clearly and more harmoniously. The sand, shells and organic mater displayed on each of the “sandpaintings” is from the beach as indicated. A special acrylic is mixed with the sand to adhere it to the surface. |
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Matt Beyrer |
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Website After completing his BFA in Illustration from Ringling School of Art and Design, Matt Beyrer became recognized for his ability to create an array of master crafted environments, ranging from realistic to fantasy |
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| portrayals. Due to his traditional background, his digital work has been noted for it’s lifelike sense of depth and detail. Matt is always pushing the boundaries based on the knowledge that success as an artist does not come without effort, based on persistence and passion to excel and exceed the impossible. Client Testimonial: "Exceptional work and professional attitude all the way. I would highly recommend him to anybody and everybody”. Favorite Quote: "Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful." - Albert Schweitzer |
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