ARTISTS FALL 2019
April Garcia creates unique soft sculpture art by hand using fabric, fiber-fill, needle, and thread.
Austin Fiber Artists is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to nurturing creative discovery, learning, and sharing through arts education and artistic development and to supporting the fiber arts in Austin through donations and free techniques lessons.
Bill Tavis creates psychadelic halftone artwork inspired by the theme of individuals pushing frontiers using spray paint, ink brush, computer software, and other media.
Delacey Martin fabricates fine silver jewelry by hand using all American-made materials and Texas-mined crystals.
Denise Donnelly creates one-of-a-kind pieces of jewelry inspired by nature using semi-precious stones, crystals, glass, gold, silver, and copper.
Dona Morgan creates captivating paintings inspired by stories of people and travel using vivid, stylized brushstrokes and colors.
Earth Drum creates handmade glass and ceramics pieces, unique acrylic paintings, and all-natural bodycare products.
Hyunsook Byun creates mixed media art pieces inspired by portraits of traditional Korean beauty.
Robert Juarez creates unique industrial furniture pieces that combine century-old reclaimed wood from old Texas homesteads and barns with the modern style of metal frames.
Lilavan provides economic opportunities to local female artisans in developing nations by providing a platform for them to sell their artwork to audiences abroad.
Lolita Rodriguez handcrafts unique, 100% cotton baby accessories and wearables that bring your childhood favorites to the new generation.
Caroline Toro creates contemporary handwoven jewelry with glass and semiprecious beads.
Francisca Mares creates unique home decor using basket weaving techniques and upcycled materials.
Mary Anez acrylics on canvas to create paintings of colorful, surreal landscapes with elements of fantasy woven in.
Suzanne Paterson creates unique beaded suncatchers using sparkling crystal glass beads and unconventional upcycled materials.
Michael Oliver transforms local mesquite into unique timeless pieces that showcase the beauty of the wood.
Kristy Stryker creates one-of-a-kind abstract artwork and functional pieces using a variety of acrylic pouring styles and techniques.
Zoe Otey creates handmade customized crochet items in size “you’ to make you feel fiery inside and out.
Sheyna Webster creates digital art, paintings, and embroidered home décor to brighten people’s spaces.
Shistine Peterson creates wheel-altered, functional ceramics inspired by architecture and landscapes.
Mary Helen Leonard and Sarah Jayn Kamalsky create one-of-a-kind functional and semi-functional ceramic pieces inspired by nature and femininity.
The Monster Project invites professional artists from all over the world to reimagine kids’ monster drawings in an effort to show them the power of their imaginations.
Sarah Jane Anderson creates handwoven textiles with the intention of bringing warmth into every home.
Elle Reddy crafts artistic wood aromatherapy by merging therapeutic essential oils with real wood pieces.