Robert and Judith live on Innerarity point in West Pensacola. Robert is a lifelong resident of Pensacola and Judith Moved to the area in the early 80's. They love the outdoors, especially everything coastal. This reflects in their art. Robert carves coastal wildlife in cypress, Judith paints in acrylics, makes fused glass and works in sterling silver making various styles of jewelry.
John Nichols from Leeds, Al, uses his love of woodworking to create one of a kind works of art. His pieces display items that are indigenous to the area around the Little Cahaba River. Resin is often used to create works of art that showcase sweet gum wood, walnut shells pinecones, and cedar in truly unique ways.
I was active in art in high school in Indianapolis Indiana. I won several awards, including 500 Festival of Arts 2 honorable mentions and a Hallmark award. College for Art wasn’t in my future for financial reasons. I left home at barely 18. I had a roommate that was a nurse, and I got started in a Respiratory Therapy program at the hospital where she worked. With tuition reimbursement from the hospital, while working full time, I got my degree in Respiratory Therapy. That was my full-time profession from 1974 until 2015 when I retired.
Then I got an easel from my husband for my birthday and started creating art again. I started doing shows, mostly local, up until 2023. It’s hard work!
Now I show my art in a couple of local galleries and do some commissions, mostly pet portraits.
My medium is mostly acrylics and some resin but it’s also fun to try new things. I use lots of color and do mostly coastal themed paintings.
It’s been a fun journey and I’m happy that I reconnected with my art, even later in life.
I hope you enjoy my art.
I am a crochet artist, I hand make clothes, stuffed animals, hanging lights, blankets. Etc. I do custom orders also I paint birdhouse, planters and canvas work
Kathy Brennan has been making silver jewelry and exhibiting in galleries and juried art shows for 40 years. Originally from California she studied jewelry making with local artists there while attending UC Berkeley. In 1990 she relocated to the gulf coast of Alabama to join her sister Marianne and together they have participated in art shows including St James Court in Louisville, Dogwood Festival in Atlanta and locally at Orange Beach Art Festival, Shrimp Festival in Gulf Shores and Fairhope Art Festival.
All of her work is handcrafted by her from her original designs, using sterling silver, 14k gold-filled and precious and semi-precious stones.
I live in Elberta AL with my Hubby, 1 dog and 2 cats. I have a small studio in our home where I do many creations. I am a Professional Seamstress/Costume Designer making costumes for theatre and recitals. I am also a Professional Floral Designer having worked in local shops and freelance work and a Jewelry Designer which is my love and what I do for Festivals and Galleries.
I strive to create Unique Wearable Art for the adventurous……
I make my jewelry designs with reclaimed and new copper. I use new and old methods to twist, hammer, weave, etch and stamp shapes to then accent with semi-precious stones, pearls, fossils, glass, and crystal beads. I then oxidize in a bath of LOS (liver of sulfur), dry and buff with 0000 steel wool and then wash and polish in a tumbler with steel shot. The result is a beautifully distressed and aged look that will obtain an even more beautiful finish with lifelong wear.