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| More Fine Craftspeople |
For so many years we travelled all over the place selling our work
at art fairs and galleries....For us though, times are changing. Art
shows are increasingly difficult to get into, and the cost of selling
our work this way is becoming prohibitive. Scaling down the
operation has given Paul and I the freedom of exploring our own
creative pursuits, but we really miss the community , the family of
artists we have met over the years.
So this page is for you,our old friends out there ! I f you have a
web site to share I will gladly link you up here, send me a picture
and your web info, Denise
at art fairs and galleries....For us though, times are changing. Art
shows are increasingly difficult to get into, and the cost of selling
our work this way is becoming prohibitive. Scaling down the
operation has given Paul and I the freedom of exploring our own
creative pursuits, but we really miss the community , the family of
artists we have met over the years.
So this page is for you,our old friends out there ! I f you have a
web site to share I will gladly link you up here, send me a picture
and your web info, Denise
| Eric "Ole" Olson is a potter form Madison Wisconsin, he is one of those multi talented people, not only a fine craftsman, but an excellent musician as well. Paul made some squared vases at Ole's and the results of the collaboration are astounding! www.commongroundpottery.com is a great site be sure to check out his online art fair this month! You can click on the picture for a direct link! |
| Bill Gossman is a Potter in New London MN. One of Paul's long time friends, he has been an inspiration to many people. He is a world traveller, and his work is magnificent! Check out the link! gossmanpottery.com |
| This is the site of my cousin, Karin Weiss. At right is one of her paintings. Over the years I have enjoyed the work she shared with us in holiday cards, now it is available to you via this link! She offers a great selection of her work and offers workshops on this site. Click on picture for linkkarinweiss.com |
| Craftsmen come in all shapes and sizes. I consider this cage maker a craftsman. This is a mansion I had custom made for my five cockatiels. I just got it hung. You can click the picture for a larger view. It is 4ft wide 6ft tall and 2 ft deep. The birds love it and the price was right.www.superiorrabbits.com |
| Here is a fine potter that I met online, She is now living in NC, http://www.onehundredhorses.com/ |