Artist Directory

Annie Reid

Painter of nature & vision; oil, prints, gouache, pigment

Antoinette Magyar

Paintings in acrylic

Carolyn Cook

NORTH COAST INSPIRATIONS

Watercolor landscape paintings Trinidad Art Gallery:

Eric Christian

WILD JASMINE CREATIONS

Wood-made kitchen art & tools Trinidad Art Gallery:

Jared Delong

Contemporary art glass

Leslie Mahon-Russo

Abstract painting Trinidad Art Gallery:

Rachel Robinson

Landscape paintings in oil Trinidad Art Gallery:

Sandy Factor, MFT

Jewelry, stained glass, night lights, mosaics

Trinidad Art Gallery, LLC

Local artist cooperative gallery feat. art & fine craft, with 25 members

Aisling Svenn Moss Follows

Jewelry made with traditional metal - smithing & weaving techniques; mixed medi a wall hangings & paintings

Alan Sanborn

Watercolor landscapes, mostly Hum - boldt County scenes

Allison Curtis

ROOSTER SONG STUDIO

Mixed media acrylic paintings of the artist’s roosters & local wildlife

Amber Riordan

RED DIRT CLAYWORKS

Functional & sculptural ceramics

Aminah Herrman

Oil & cold wax

Andrew Daniel

Pottery, paintings, prints, & drawings

Anna Oneglia

Oil paintings & block prints

Annette Makino Makino Studios

Asian-inspired collages with haiku Creekside Arts:

Arcata Artisans

22 artists celebrating 22 years in business

Billy Ellyson

BILLY BOWLS WOOD SHOP

Fine woodworking from driftwood

Carol Andersen Calarts

Paintings on paper

Chica Masa She/ They

A mix of multimedia art, incl. anima- tion & installations, aimed at envision - ing a hopeful, speculative future

Colleen Clifford

COLLEEN CLIFFORD STAINED GLASS

Stained glass windows, suncatchers, boxes, ornaments, & original fine art

Daniel Jones & Shaw

NEE ALEXANDRI

Debbi Krukonis

One-of-a-kind greeting cards, bookmarks, origami boxes, & 3D assemblages

Denise Hisel

HISEL POTTERY

Mostly functional ceramics, some paintings, & drawings from recent Hawaii trip

Don Rex Walker

Abstract paintings

Emily Schleiner

Paintings & electronic art

Erin Slattery Fickle Earth

Handmade ceramics, both func - tional vessels & sculptural forms, with rich blues

Fire Arts, Inc.

Ceramics & fused glass, functional & sculptural pieces by more than 100 artists

Gail Mcdowell

Underwater creek & river photography on silk & acrylic panels, painting, drawing, video

Gigi Floyd

Beeswax collages, functional & decora - tive pottery, bird prints

Gina Rios Knox

GINA RIOS JEWELRY

Contemporary jewelry, ceramics, & small sculpture

Humboldt Veterans Clay Group

The Humboldt Veterans Clay Group offers a therapeutic & social commu - nity for veterans to learn, experience, sha re, & practice together

Jane Ziegler

Oil pastel & oil on canvas

Jason Lopiccolo He/Hiim

J. LOPICCOLO BLADES

Custom, handmade kitchen & outdoors knives

Joanne Berke Geologie Design

One-of-a-kind jewelry using gems, beads, shells, & hand-forged silver

Jona Kavanaugh Monument Settings

Mold making; concrete benches, tables, signs; wood shop

Joshua Gladden

Painting

Kendall Roberts

SHINE OF THE SEA

Hand-beaded adornments for the mermaid at heart

Laura Corsiglia

Drawings are alive

Libby George

Contemporary pastel paintings & prints StewArt Studios:

Lily Haas

PHOENIX CERAMIC & FIRE SUPPLY

Decorative ceramic sculpture & embellished functional ware

Lynn Carlin

Painting & mixed media collage

Marceau Verdiere

Contemporary abstract painter Creekside Arts:

Matthew Rowe

Abstract paintings

Monica Coyne Artist Bla

CKSMITH

Contemporary architectural artist blacksmith with demonstrations

Naja Luz Tepe

Botanically inspired, functional & decorative ceramics for table & home

Olivia Obidah

HEALING & COMMUNITY

Patricia Sennott

Botanical cyanotypes with watercolor, handmade monotype prints, paintings, archival art reproductions, greeting cards

Peggy Loudon

POTTERY

Wheel-thrown, high-fired, functional ceramics

Rebeca Cuevas Ros

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Magical realism; anatomically correct hearts with mystical qualities

Sadhana Woodman

SDSADHANADESIGNS

Upcycled wearable leather jewelry art & paintings

Sage Alucero

ALUCERO ART

Paintings & prints, Earth-inspired creations to enchant our spirits

Sharon King

Linoleum reduction prints; mixed media

Sierra Martin

Mixed media, collage

Terri Rehg

ART OF TOYS

Fiber art sculptures & wall hangings feat. fantasy creatures

Agnes De Lucchi Agz Ragz

Theatrical costume arts & crafts from new & upcycled materials

Aidan Sloper

Contemporary illustration, printmaking, paintings, & apparel

Alicia Treadway

Amy Ferron Ferron Tiles

Deep relief high-fi re handmade ceramic tiles

Anna Weeks

ANNA WEEKS JEWELRY

Handcrafted silver jewelry

April Sproule

Arias Shadle

I paint magnificent, brilliantly colorful, folk art acrylic paintings.

Bert Dyer

B CERAMICS

Hand-built & wheel-thrown ceramics inspired by traditional & contemporary Japanese design

Blake Reagan

BLAKE REAGAN ART

Paintings C Street Studios:

Catherine Dean

Watercolor paintings & prints

Chanapat Purcell

Mandalas in acrylic on circular canvases

Chandler Mrotzek - the Alder Groove

Christina Swingdle

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Christopher Grimes

Oil paintings & graphite drawings

Claire Iris Schencke

Claudia Lima

Dana Utman

Daniel Roscoe

Abstract art, landscape paintings, & handmade clothing

Daniel Scott Marcus

Colorful & vibrant acrylic paintings on canvas & wood

David Howell, Earth Map Photo

David J Struthers

Dennis Houghton

Rusted metal & wood assemblage sculpture

Diana Schoenfeld

Dona Blakely

Dre Meza

LULLABY LOUNGE GALLERY

Tattoo artist by trade, oil painter by heart

Elaina Erola

Emily Reinhart Emrart

Charcoal realistic portraiture, acrylic on furniture, sometimes murals

Erica Brooks

Frances Anderson Naturearts

Ceramic mosaics comprised of organic shapes & textures that resemble marine life

Gary Wagne

Hcar / Canv

AS + CLAY STUDIO

An inclusive studio environment & gallery for artists of varying abilities to foster an authentic art practice & professional growth within an inviting art community

Humboldt Bay Coffee

Wholesale roaster of organic coffee

In Memoria

THE BARN GALLERY

An installation by Lori Goodman & Teddy Milder; 110 small sculptures to remember the devastation, loss of life & culture due to senseless violence, atrocity, & war

James Adam Taylor Photogra

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Landscape photography & photo es - says focused on personal stories of en - vironment, connection, & community

Jan Hollander

Representational oil paintings, both plein air & studio

January Hawkes Hawkes.Style

Local Humboldt Bay oyster shells embellished into treasures, charms, wreaths, & more

Jody Bryan

John King

Concrete monoliths, mosaic pillars, sculpture

Judith Frost

Oil paintings of contemporary still life & landscapes of Humboldt County

Karen Berman

Karen Merry, Watercolor Artist

Katalina Prince

Kate Purcell Firedance Design

Handmade & hand-painted pottery

Kathy O’Leary

KATHY O’LEARY FINE ART

Mixed media artist, oil & acrylic im- pressionistic paintings of landscape, & other natural forms

Laura Keenados

BAD CAT SOCIAL CLUB

Deviant cat art expert creating relat - able artwork reflecting current culture with a n editorial, slightly catty ap - proach

Laurie Arupa Richa

RDSON

Watercolor paintings & greeting cards Two Street Art Lab:

Leslie Allen

Watercolor paintings, prints, fabric items printed with original watercolor designs, tablecloths, grocery totes, runners, & more

Libby Yee

Every time I paint, I am humbled and surprised by the magic of the elements: ink, brush, and paper. My practice of painting comes from somewhere deep down. Letting go my expectation of outward representation, I try to allow brush, ink, and paper control shape, form, density. I am most interested in the interaction between these three and the relationship between external manifestation and internal movement. While seeking the essence of the subject, I practice the brushstroke innumerable times un

Linda Mitchell

THE MITCHELL GALLERY

Gallery feat. work of 13 local women artists, incl. Regina Case, Joan Gold, Susanna Gallisdorfer, Georgia Long, Emma Miller, Dana Mitchell, Linda Mitchell, Natalie Mitchell, Terry Oats, Kathy O'Leary, Nancy Rickard, Iris Schencke & Rachel Schlueter

Lori B Goodman

Lori Dickinson

Watercolor paintings, prints, cards

Lotus Studio Pottery/ Pott

ERY FOUNDATION

Unique pottery; pottery, mosaic, & sculpture classes; kiln firing service, pottery design consultation, internship program & apprenticeship program coming soon

Louise Bacon-Ogden

Loose water color, pen & ink, any me - dia in black & white

Lynn Niekrasz

LYNN NIEKRASZ PAINTS

Oil paintings, plein air, & studio work

Marc Chaton

Marcelle Olsen

MARCELLE’S MOSAICS

Mosaic artist, cut by hand; redwood forests & fl owers

Mark Young

MARK YOUNG CERAMIC

Functional & art clay work; ash glazes on porcelain

Mary Ann Test

AGROSSA

Handmade linocut art prints, inspired by cats & nature; collage & jewelry

Mary Ann Testagrossa Art

Mary Mallahan Clayborhood Pots

Handmade, small batch ceramics for table, home, & yard

Meredith Kermicle

MEREDITH KERMICLE DESIGNS

Fiber arts — handspun yarns, woven & knitted apparel & accessories, mixed media art

Michelle Murphy

-FERGUSON

Oil painter of animal portraits, figurative, still life, plein air landscapes, & seascapes

Michelle Murphy-Ferguson

Moxie Saturday

Original watercolor paintings & small figurative ceramic sculptures

Nicolette Reinsmi

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Large & small scale oil paintings

Old Town Art Gallery

Humboldt County’s oldest cooperative art gallery

PamsLens.com

Patty Yancey

Penny Saville Fregeau

Photos By Matt James

Scenic photography with prints, note- cards, postcards, & canvas

Pietro Fiore

FIORE DESIGNS

Mixed media artist

Rachel Schlueter

Oil painting with a focus on cats & portraits C Street Studios:

Redwood Art

ASSOCIATION GALLERY

Member art gallery feat. an eclectic mix of styles & media

Regina Case

Regina Case lives on the coast of Northern California. She has had solo exhibitions at Robert Allen Fine Art in San Francisco, Convergence Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and The Morris Graves Museum of Art in Eureka, California. Her paintings have been shown at Desert Art Collection, Palm Desert, California, D’Adamo/Woltz Gallery in Seattle, Rodger LaPelle Galleries in Philadelphia, Erlich Gallery in Marblehead, Massachusetts and others, resulting in their placement in hundreds of national and

Rhianna Gallagher

Antique photographic processes

Richard Akers

PIGEON POINT ARTISANS

Ceramics studio & artists’ retreat nestled in the redwoods Pigeon Point Artisans:

Rob Ash

Acrylic paintings, high quality prints, etc. Two Street Art Lab:

Sanford Pyron

SANFORD PYRONS ART

Oil paintings of all subject matter: people, places & pets Old Town Art Gallery:

Sara Kimber

Schlueter Gallery

Beautiful gallery in the heart of Old Town, feat. art by Stock Schlueter, Rachel Schlueter, George Bucquet, Eric Furman, John King, Andrew Daniel, & others

Steven Kosack

KOZY KREATIONS WOODWORKING

Cutting & serving boards

Steven Taylor

Stock Schlueter

Sue Moon Suemoonpotspot

Pots to delight & brighten any occasion

Susan Fox

Susan Mayclin Stephenson

Suzanne Gibbs Studio

Tanya Alison

Mixed media paintings celebrating imperfection

Tina Loyd

Pottery/ceramics, both functional & decorative — also watercolor paintings & cards

Topher Reynolds

GLASS GARAGE

Contemporary art glass

Travis Arnold

EMERALD RIVER CERAMICS

Ceramic & jewelry artist focused on us - ing local, natural Humboldt clay Pigeon Point Artisans:

Uncoded Studio

UNCODED STUDIO

Gallery, photography, fine art printing, & reproduction studio

Wendy Fuchs

ART & DESIGN

Abstract & stencil art playing with color, shapes, & texture

Winifred Creamer Llywinda Treasures

Jewelry & objects created from sea glass, recycled glass, & china

Yvonne Kern

Beth Kabat Thimbleberry Threads

Hand-printed textiles: Home decor, market bags, t-shirts & gifts; demos both weekends

Carol Crivelli

Optical abstract paintings

John Gruenwald Gruenwald Press

Printmaking - stone lithography, intaglio

John Wesa

JOHN WESA SERIGRAPHY

Limited edition original screen prints

One World Gallery

Art gallery & smokeshop hybrid with glassblowing classes available

Peggy Rivers Artist

Paintings done in series with a variety of subject matter

Rosalie Thomson

SAVAGE’S FINE ART

Fine art oil & acrylic portraiture paint - ings, wearable jewelry necklaces

Zak Shea

Functional & ornamental wood & metal art & painting

Emily Silver

SILVER STUDIO

Watercolor abstractions experiencing place

Jessica Markus Dominguez

Handwoven rugs & jewelry hand fabri- cated using Mokume Gane & sea glass

Lindsey Bryant

ELEMENT ART STUDIO

Vibrant murals, fine art paintings, & more

Sam Whitlach

MOTH LIGHT DESIGN

Hand-painted signs

Sonny Wong

CULT OF THE WILD

Paintings, drawing, blockprints & more

Alder Gustafson

RED ALDER STUDIOS

Soda-fired ceramics inspired by natural imagery, patterns, & kiln processes

Susan Beecher

BEECHER POTTERY

Hand-thrown, salt-fired, functional pottery

Augustus Clark

STUDIO

Fantastic works of painting & sculpture

Barbara Dolan-Wilkinson

I take inspiration from nature and my work is organic in substance, yet my sculpture is not about anything. It is rather a study of form, light and shadow, the relationships of parts, created space, and color. Distilling perception to its essence, these studies and the contrast of materials and textures play central roles in my work. Simplicity, reduction and absence work together to accomplish my goals. I seek to provoke and encourage open interpretation of my work. Currently developing sculptu

Carol Lauer

After retirement I settled in Humboldt County and decided to pursue my long-time interest in art. I took several classes with local watercolor artists/instructors and discovered the beauty and challenges of watercolor. I've been in Alan Sanborn's art critique group for several years. We meet every other week and under Alan's expert guidance review one another's work. This keeps me motivated to paint every day. My paintings have been in juried shows where I have received several awards and ribbon

Creekside Arts

An artist collective—art, live music, & poetry; 12 local & visiting international artists-in-residence

Dara Daniel

1-After my Masters in Art in 1989, I worked as an sculptor creating indoor/outdoor female, figurative sculptures for a total of 15 years. I created many of my sculptures form Ferro-cement. Others are made of Wood or Clay. In 2008 I shifted to 2D and began painting with Pastels . 3 years later, Oils on Canvas. At the same time my subject matter changed, from the figure, to the landscape that surrounds me from my home in Northern California and beyond and, varies from water scenes and trees to wil

David Howell

I am a full-time travel photographer based in Arcata, a small coastal town in the redwoods of northern California.My goal is to make artistic images of exotic locations that stir wanderlust or provide escape. I strive to make the photographs so realistic and compelling that you can imagine yourself in that spot, watching and listening as the day passes.You can be there whenever you choose to, through photographs on your walls. You will get a sense of the culture and spirit of the people who love

Don R. Walker

My abstract watercolor and acrylic paintings express and celebrate the dynamics of life forces. Creation, growth, expansion, decay and transition occur at various levels and scales. Interaction of these forces create clashes, mixes and entanglements everchanging in the flow of time. Finding strokes, marks and colors, that in particular combinations, express life's wonderful variety and fluidity in unique and engaging images is my goal. View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View

Elaine Joan Fasano

After moving to the North Coast in 2001, Elaine Fasano exhibited artwork as a member of the Ink People, in various commercial establishments, in Eureka, California. In 2002, she became a member of the Humboldt Art Council at the Morris Graves Museum. Elaine has since exhibited photography and digital art in HAC member's shows, and various assemblages, in the Junque Art Exhibition. Her participation in the Art in Motion Project, in 2008, resulted in her creation, the Sea Goddess which was display

Emma Miller

DANGER QUILTING STAINED GLASS

Stained glass artist, focused on scrap use & waste reduction Pigeon Point Artisans: 3101 Pigeon

Eric Furman

Eric Furman is driven to create art not only by a lifelong interest in sculpture and metalwork, but also by his discomfort with our increasingly fragmented society. The majority of Eric's work is abstract, but some pieces are representational and often deal with current themes. Contrasting forms reflect dissonant voices - with or without resolution. Acute angles infuse his work: elements appearing upright are rarely vertical and perceived right angles are often not ninety degrees. He attempts to

Floyd Bettiga

OCCUPATION Professional Artist ACADEMIC BACKGROUND: Master of Arts Degree, 1966, Humboldt State University; Arcata, California 1954-1955, Postgraduate study, Humboldt State University; Arcata, California Bachelor of Arts Degree, 1954, Humboldt State University; Arcata, California 1950-1951, Santa Rosa Junior College; Santa Rosa, California 1946-1950, Ferndale Union High School; Ferndale, California TEACHING EXPERIENCE: 1964-1993, Art Department, College of the Redwoods, Eureka, California (retir

George Ventura

I have always been intrigued by various types of light and how we use them. I was curious how visible light was transformed when projected through a prism or crystal. When I started taking photos I wanted to manipulate what the eye could see so the effect in my pictures is prismatic, and by trial and error, I succeeded. The process I use is diffraction. The whole technique produces photos I and hopefully you, see as paintings (trompe-l'oeil). Diffraction is the manipulation of parallel lines on

Georgia Long

Currently exhibiting at Piante Gallery, Eureka CAthrough July 28, 2012Born and raised in California. I currently reside in northwest California. I am self-taught; fashion illustration in the early years and presently; oil painting. My subject matter ranges from figurative, scapes, portraiture to abstracts.Composition, shape, texture and color are important components in my work. I paint impasto, using painting knives almost exclusively. Impasto style suggests instead of describes, allowing room

Ginny Dexter

or email me at: gindexter@sbcglobal.net I currently donate my photography to Food for People for their newsletter and also donate the cover image for their gift cards: Christmas, Mother’s Day. I photograph for them special events like the Cowboy Convoy Food Drive. Annually I receive a press pass and follow and photograph the kinetics and For the Glory which can be viewed at KHUM. I make posters for participants of the kinetic race. I participate in alternative galleries to take art to businesse

Glenn Berry

A founding father of Humboldt State University's Art Department and a nationally recognized painter, Glenn Berry is the creator of a distinctive and prevailing geometric style of painting in which faceless figures shift and explore the landscape, symbolizing the process rather than the end result. This retrospective highlights Berry’s career achievements and illustrates his unique style. A full color catalog will be available for purchase in the Museum Store. Glen Berry was born on February 27

Gwen Thoele

Gwen Thoele is a prolific surrealist oil painter. She lived for many years in San Francisco where she flourished and honed her craft. She has had shows in downtown San Francisco as well as in Big Sur and Marin. Her art has also traveled around the world with the ArtRage Us exhibition. Gwen Thoele is very happy to have settled in the Eureka Arcata area. She currently lives in the woods near Arcata and is quoted as saying: "The life of a surrealist in a beautiful place is a pleasure." Her local so

Jane Fusek

artist unique HAC Member Since: n/a Media: ceramic sculpture, painting, drawing, collage. My art is not preconceived; rather its genesis is spontaneity. Often, this impromptu approach results in biomorphic/metamorphic icons or forms. Some of my thoughts on art in general: Art is like watering a seedling. Every creation can bring to life a heretofore untold tale/barely audible new song/barely realized feeling. In other words, art can bring to light a hint of the moment and it’s truth and potentia

Jean Hawkins

After moving to Humboldt County I took classes with local artists from whom I still find inspiration. I exhibit my watercolors with two other artists; we're billed as Artists3. Recently, I was honored with awards at the Humboldt County Fair in Ferndale, CA and received special recognition from Humboldt Arts Council, and Redwood Art Association. My 35-year career span moved from aerospace as a draftsman/technical illustrator to private industry as a computer graphics illustrator. Many projects in

Jennifer Liu

JENNIFER LIU FINE ART

Oil painter of representational plein air & studio work

Jim Mcvicker

Painter of the Humboldt landscape, still life & the figure

Jon Exley

We live in an extraordinary environment, one which begs us to advance the visual expression that it already provides for free; one which asks us to be a part of the collective interpretation. My own contribution starts with outdoor photography but without restriction to landscapes.I search for personality in objects, buildings and scenes and enjoy especially those that present an unusual viewpoint. When able to capture the moment and work toward a finished product I’m most satisfied when I witne

Joseph Wilhelm

I photograph the twenty-first century cultural landscape and am most influenced by the photographers associated with the New Topographics of the 1970's. In addition to my own landscape photography, I am self-employed as Meridian Fine Art (est. in 1996) where I provide photography and digital print services for the art and craft community. For more info about services click here: Meridian Fine Art. ___________________ The conceptual nature of my landscape work is focused on how people influence t

Julia Bednar

Creating art has been part of Julia's life since she was a small child. Nature is her inspiration; from the beauty of a flower or a landscape, to the power and majesty of a rock formation or the charm and mystery of a cat. She works in watercolor, acrylic or oil... painting in an impressionistic or realistic style, depending on the subject and her emotional response to it. Painting is her way of experiencing the beauty and wonder of nature and sharing that experience. Julia serves on the Board o

Kacie Flynn

Artist Statement: People interest me, faces above all else. A lot can be derived from a face: sentiment, attitudes, intensity. It is in these faces that I find myself absorbed in the emotions of the people around me and their relationships to those around them. Every image has an emotion and the paint helps to draw it out. The nature of the photograph defines the style in which the painting takes on. The paint can capture anything from the sharpness of a comical instant to the ethereal softness

Kim Reid

Kim Reid's lifetime interest in art began in childhood, then on to university studying fine art, art history and design. Many years were invested in a large aircraft company as technical illustrator and graphic designer. Her ever-expanding repertoire of watercolor paintings and limited edition prints are displayed in many local galleries and venues in Humboldt, the most popular collection being the redwood forests of the Pacific Northwest and Lost Coast. (KimARTandDesign.com) She is working on a

Laurel Skye

I am a mosaic artist, teacher and owner of Laurel Skye Designs Studio in Arcata, California. My daughter, Marley Goldman and I, work together to create unique mosaics as well as teach eleven different workshops in methods and techniques that vary from basic to advanced. We teach at my studio, Skyelab, in Arcata, as well as throughout the United States, Europe and Mexico. Our store carries mosaic tiles and supplies and is open to anyone interested in exploring this very tactile medium. I have bee

Laurie 'Arupa' Richardson

I consider myself primarily a watercolorist that finds inspiration in the beauty of my natural surroundings and the ordinary in life. For me, creativity is an ongoing process, an "active" meditation and practice. Since 1994 I have worked as a Teaching Artist (and now credentialed art teacher) in many public schools and art organizations (like the Humboldt Arts Council and the Ink People). I taught museum art classes and summer art camps for children at the Morris Graves Museum of Art for 7 years

Linda Wise

I am a manager for a garbage company in Eureka, California. It never ceases to amaze me the amount of waste humans generate. Objects seem to lose their usefulness so quickly in our society. But many things are still useful. The reality of waste is that there really is no such thing as waste. Most items that are discarded still have usefulness. Today waste is used as a raw resource that can be transformed into building materials, playground mats, new containers, compost, energy and in my case, AR

Lori Goodman

Kozo, the bark of a Japanese mulberry tree, is the main substance of my mixed media sculptures and installations. I connect to its ancientness; the knowledge that for thousands of years something has been made so simply, has had such an impact on the world and overlaps so many cultures. Journeys around the world, viewing nature and various cultures, watching life happen has informed most of the work: A fence gets woven, a dwelling is latched together, a roof thatched, a basket made, cheese dried

Margaret Kellermann

inkpeople.org/dreammaker-data/brave-arts Longtime abstract artist and art workshop leader Margaret Kellermann currently works in palette-knifed acrylics on canvas and 3-D art assemblage. She paints color-soaked seascapes and fanciful scenes, which get their texture from palette knife and brush. Often the paintings are named after beaches and waterways in Humboldt County, such as Gold Light on Moonstone Beach, Mad River Estuary, Centerville, and Eel River Fernbridge. Both her paintings and her wo

Matt Dodge

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Melissa Zielinski

I love color and sunlight so it is natural that I love colored glass. I have been designing and creating traditional stained glass windows, light fixtures and window pieces since 1985, but I began working in fused glass in 2005. Patterns, shapes and subjects found in nature inspire me so most of my pieces involve leaves, jellyfish, dragonflies and other beautiful plants and animals. I have been educating people about nature through most of my career as a natural history museum professional and I

Nancy Rickard Rickard Studios

Plein air pastel paintings

Orr Marshall

Art has been Orr Marshall's passion since childhood, through early schooling and at Yale University where he majored in art as an undergraduate and continued in graduate art school, studying with Josef Albers. He was a student assistant teacher of drawing and design at Yale School of Art and Architecture, and has taught at California College of the Arts in the San Francisco area, at College of the Redwoods in Eureka and in Humboldt State University extension classes.. Between teaching stints he

Pat Cahill

Retiring from the field of education in 1998, I chose to take the journey into the world of the fine arts using watercolor as my choice of medium.Painting gives me a fresh and in-depth perspective while looking and people, places, objects and form. I enjoy painting whatever catches my eye-be it the color, subject matter, or design. The inspiration to paint comes from the continual challenge for personal and artistic growth. Our world is ever changing, and each painting is a record of a moment in

Pat Durbin

I have enjoyed working with fabric and thread all of my life. The quilt came to be my medium of choice in the 90s. I specialize in quilted art that will hang as an art piece on a wall. Natural beauty and people are my inspirational focus. Fabric collage and painted textiles are used to achieve the finished artwork. Experimenting with new methods is part of my style. I’m fortunate to have had my quilts in many juried shows and exhibitions, both locally and nationally. Some of my quilts have bee

Patricia Holbrook

People are fascinating. Seeing a man in deep thought hunched over a cup of coffee at a restaurant counter, or a girl riding a mechanical bull at a honky-tonk bar, these are the subjects that send me sprinting to my easel.My goal in painting is to take a simple piece of white paper and, with mere paint and brushes, convey the feeling and atmosphere of something I have experienced or imagined. Before retiring to Eureka, I worked for the Walt Disney Co. in the Figure Finishing Department, working o

Paul Rickard Rickard Studios

Plein air atmospheric watercolor paintings

R.W. Evans

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Raylene Abbott Wild Elementals

Nature Spirits, both on camera & in pressed flower art

Reuben T. Mayes

In the style of Abstract Expressionism the spontaneity of the artist's approach to his work draws from and releases the creativity of his unconscious mind! “Hello All My Friends: My name is Reuben Mayes. I am 32 years old and I live in McKinleyville. I am an artist and my style is named Abstract Expressionism. I feel excited and happy and proud and silly and crazy when I am painting.” - Reuben T. Mayes, Artist Reuben uses acrylic on canvas because it dries faster than oils and acrylic is easy fo

Ron Thompson

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Samuel Lundeen

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Sarah Marina

What happens when a bookworm turns artist? Still life paintings become stories and the mundane is sprinkled with fancy.I grew up devouring fairytales and historical novels and public television. Long ago and far away were part of daily imagination for me. As an adult, I now see how the unchanging truths of humanity were captured in those stories. Long ago is not so far away as we might think. That consciousness and youthful wonder still color my life and artwork today.Whether still life, portrai

Sasha Lyth

Like many artists, I consider myself a visual storyteller. On one hand, I love capturing moments, expressions, and subtle gestures through figurative realism, while on the other hand I am inspired by the feelings and interpretations that can be created through color, texture, and abstraction. My work is thus both illustration as well as a window into the subconscious, and as I evolve as an artist, these two ideas seem to be converging more and more. My passion stems from a constant desire to imp

Shawn Gould

BiographyExploring the Iowa countryside in his youth, Shawn established his connection with nature and his curiosity to see more. He now feeds his curiosity exploring the beaches and mountains near his Northern California home. The local landscape and wildlife provide abundant inspiration and reference material for his work. Shawn began his career in art as an illustrator, creating award winning science and natural history illustrations for clients like National Geographic, the Smithsonian Insti

Sheri Culver

shericulver5@gmail.com For me, creating art is a way of telling stories. I mainly use recycled materials, mainly wood which I saw into different forms-sometimes raw, sometimes painted. I also incorporate various found objects to fill in a particular scene I am working on. I enjoy sculpture as a form of expression as I never see things in my minds eye as a flat surface but rather I see things as a kind of hologram or 3D image. Really I want my pieces to be interactive and I would love for the vie

Stacy Becker

sbecker@reninet.com I create art that illuminates the text and context with whimsical figures, carefully crafted and researched designs, and a rainbow palette. I work in watercolor and acrylic paints, colored pencil, ink, and digital mediums, and dabble in many others. My work includes landscape paintings, story and poetry illustration, murals, interpretive signs, personalized wedding certificates, greeting cards, event posters, responsible business graphics. Position: Over 35 years multi-genera

Steve Coppin

The visual arts have always been an important means of expression for me. One of my earliest art memories is of a 1st grade teacher's enthusiastic response to my crayon drawings. I was always drawing as a kid and in college, my area of interest was in drawing and printmaking. My formal education concluded with a degree in Art from Humboldt State University in 1973. I worked at a community art center after graduating and have fond memories of the people I met and the experiences I had there. The

Susan Bloch

Carving the Human Condition in Glass I sand-carve glass faces compelled by the internal and external energy of human interaction. Impressions of the interrelationship between the mind and consciousness guide my work. Noticing miraculous emotional, logical and spiritual beings whose perception of the world through individual kaleidoscopic lenses of sensations and knowledge captivates me. Glass is the perfect material to highlight the human condition. Its fragility, translucence, and reflective qu

Susanna Snodgrass Gallisdorfer

About the Artist: In 2002 after ending a 21 year career as lead designer for the San Francisco Bay Area sticker company, Mrs. Grossman’s Paper Company, Susanna Snodgrass uncovered a new voice as a painter. Predominantly self-taught, with no formal training as a designer or as a painter, her work, acrylic paint on paper and her recent work on Tyvek, is a result of an intuitive way of painting that at times is also a meditation practice. The artist finds from her home on the Humboldt North Coast o

Tina Rousselot

I am a landscape painter in the minimalist tradition.My primary focus is with nature's color, my response and maturation of that color. How I best convey the emotional impression of a particular hue is through the awareness and susceptibility of light. My work is contemplative and a tool for meditation. I don't give all the answers. I want the viewer to enter the work and stay a while and have their own journey. All my work is oil paint on canvas and the sizes range from as small as 20" x 20" to