Heidi von der Gathern
heidi@airandearth.ca
www.airandearth.ca
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Air & Earth Design reinterprets classic silhouettes using striking
natural materials to create one of a kind jewellery.
Designed and handmade by Heidi von der Gathen, each
piece glimmers with the lustre of semi-precious gems, baroque pearls and
hand wrought precious metal embellishments.
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Ursula Crosbie
ursulacrosbie@gmail.com
www.ursulacrosbie.com

Ursula at Work
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My name is Ursula Nicole Crosbie. I was born and raised in Simcoe
County, Ontario.
I have been painting and sculpting for over 25 years.
I work mainly in acrylics on canvas and sculpt mostly in earthenware and
stoneware clay. All my work is original, hand built and hand painted by
me.
My work is influenced by both the human figure and elements of nature.
Sometimes I like to integrate these two aspects to create something new.
Butterflies are very special to me and show up in abstract often in my
work. To me, they represent the balance between fragility, strength and
beauty.
A donation from the sale of each piece I sell will go to butterfly
conservation efforts.
Please feel free to contact me if interested in any of my work.
Commissions are always welcome:)
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Kim Harcourt
kimandedroman@me.com
www.blackearthmusicandpottery.com
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Joyce
Buck
Black Swan
Stained Glass Studio
jodebuck50@gmail.com |
The journey into stained glass started 25 years ago. I
have taken many classes over the years, as my creativity changed.Â
I have also taught classes, organized and set up many shows. Have
designed lamps, panels, windows, sun catchers, stepping stones and done
kiln work.
Each day brings new ideas and another learning experience.
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Mary Lazier
marylazier@redhen.ca
www.redhen.ca

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My first experience with clay was in 1972, and in 1977, I registered
Spiral Pottery, a non profit society devoted to encouraging potters by
providing classes, sales, workshops, teaching opportunities, and
workspace to over fifty potters and two hundred students, over a period
of twelve years. The building which housed Spiral Pottery was sold in
1989, and for nine years I worked in the basement studio of my home in
Toronto. Presently I work in a recently built studio where we now live
in the country at Violet Hill Ontario. In 2001 we built a show-room and
have installed a gas car-kiln.
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Mark Tichenor
marktichenor@redhen.ca
www.redhen.ca
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I've been in love with clay since I first got my hands dirty in 1964
while studying mathematics in Beirut, Lebanon.
Ever since I burned out working in the software field in the 90's, I've
been back at pottery. I also enjoy our geodesic dome greenhouse, growing
nutritious vegetables.
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Rosemary
Molesworth
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Carole
Watson
carolewatsonart@gmail.com |
Carole was born in Toronto and graduated from the Ontario College of
Art in 1965. Her paintings have been exhibited in British Columbia,
Ontario and Japan. From her studio in Mulmur Ontario she creates bold
panoramic vistas.
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Patrice
Clarkson
https://www.patriceclarkson.com |
Read my Affirmations and Poetry on my Art Blog: https://www.patriceclarkson.wordpress.com
Like me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PatriceClarksonArt
See what I've posted on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/patrices_art
Twitter with me at:https://twitter.com/PatricesArt
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Victoria Huntley
www.victoriadhuntley.com
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I am a landscape artist and the medium I use is oil. The paintings I
create are largely based on my photographs. I enjoy the entire process
from observing the landscape, to taking photos, to perceiving the
composition and transforming it with brush strokes to become a piece of
art. I have been told I have a good eye for colour. My use of bold
colours has been the feature that has drawn the most favourable comments
from patrons of galleries where my paintings have been exhibited. Each
painting I create requires dedication and hard work. I like facing
challenges and the feeling of satisfaction I get by overcoming obstacles
in my path.
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Wendy Morris
silmaril.silver@gmail.com
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Silmaril Silver Weaving has been proudly offering handwoven designs in
traditional chainmaille patterns for over 16 years. Using quality
metals, semi-precious stones, Swarovski crystals, glass beads, and found
items, jewellery artist Wendy Morris creates a range of designs both
delicate and sturdy to suit any taste.
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