Featured Artist Nancy Salamon

I use white stoneware fired to 2232°. My designs are drawn from nature—fish, herons, dragonflies, calla lilies, crabs, hummingbirds.

Featured Artist Clare Haxby

Combining painting with printmaking, British artist Clare Haxby captures the energy and mood of different destinations.

Featured Artist Dianne Jean Erickson

The portrait series “Women With Attitude” happened spontaneously one day as I was playing around with shapes and color.

Featured Artist Jayne Reid Jackson

Printmaker Jayne Reid Jackson achieves amazing depth and detail in her mezzotint prints, using light, shadow and contrast.

Featured Artist Hannah Klaus Hunter

Artist Hannah Klaus Hunter captures the botanical landscape of Northern California in her vibrant monoprints and collages.

Featured Artist Laura Wilder

My work is described as being in “The Arts and Crafts Style,” or similar to old block prints, or the National Parks posters of the 1930s.

Featured Artist Anne Silber

Hand-printed serigraphs by Anne Silber are meticulously created with layers of stencils made by hand and oil-based ink.

Featured Artist Michele Hardy

Fiber artist Michele Hardy creates colorful and energetic abstract art using fabric, dye, paint and lots and lots of thread!

Featured Artist Vinette Varvaro

Artist Vinette Varvaro creates portraits of flowers through a digital light printing process, with spectacular results.

Featured Artist Sia Aryai

Sia Aryai creates one of a kind, stunning interpretations of his photographs of trees by printing them on hand painted heavyweight paper

Featured Artist Mark Hurd

Capturing a special place, a wonderful memory or a magical moment in time is what defines artist Mark Hurd’s vivid ink on paper prints.

Featured Artist Elizabeth Busey

Printmaker Elizabeth Busey’s linoleum linocuts feature patterns found in nature, on both large and intimate scales.

Featured Artist Karen Whitman

The meticulously detailed linoleum block prints of artist Karen Whitman draw the viewer into her compositions.

Featured Artist Ben Hilario-Caguiat

I design my art as playgrounds for the mind and soul. I aim to create a visual feast of discovery where textures, colors, shapes and even subject matter are placed below the surface of a work’s initial form.