Purposely Random creates beaded bracelets- stretch cord, wire wrap bracelets, semi precious gem stone bracelets, handmade keychains/charms, handmade wine stem charm sets.
Mark Van de Bogart is a self-taught metalsmith.
My accrued knowledge combined with my skills defines my work. I usually start a piece with a vision in my head that leads to a drawing and then construction.~Mark Van de Bogart
Using solid USA refined precious metals and several different fabricating, soldering and polishing techniques, he creates original wearable works of unique art that, by human nature, are constantly evolving.
RozzArt Polymer Jewelry and Accessories are made in a Cherry Hill, New Jersey home studio. Each unique piece is hand crafted in my signature style. Sanded smoothly to a soft, silky, matte finish. Alive with color! RozzArt offers polymer earrings, brooches, barrettes and accessories.
Linda Hammer’s art, mostly done in acrylic on canvas, consists of florals (from her recent visit to France and Monet’s home in Giverny), Buck’s County landscapes, and several seascapes. As a member of Artworks Collective in Ambler, she was asked to display her 17 pieces in the Abyss Coffee Co., from March 12th through April 23rd, mainly because of her use of color. Prior to this, she displayed at Launch or Land in November with several artists in the collective. She has participated for two years in the Ambler Arts Festival. Recently, she has begun working in oils. Linda continues to learn from her teachers and the Cheltenham Center for the Arts which she has attended for the past several years.
Jennifer Kerper’s designs are hand-fabricated, piece by piece, not cast in bulk. Traditional metalsmithing techniques are employed to morph precious metal into finished wearable objects. Pieces begin as raw wire and sheet and are drawn to gauge, hand- cut, patterned using hand tools, rolling mills and acid etching, hand-formed, hard-soldered, and wheel-polished to completion. Several pieces include bezel, prong and/or gypsy settings. Gemstones, cabochons and resin are also utilized in my work. More…
David Lawrence is a mixed medium artist. He works mostly with oils, watercolors, acrylics, and collages and integrates them into many styles including Cubism, abstract, figurative, and his own styles “Pyramidism” and “Metamorphosis”.
Dar James is a painter who paints brightly colored, joyful and ethereal acrylic works on canvas. The backgrounds are meticulously built up, over the course of days, with many, many layers of transparent drips, each layer drying between the next, creating depth and lending a beautiful effect to the image that often resembles hand-painted fabrics or batik.
MY TREES ARE UNIVERSAL SYMBOLS THAT CONJURE METAPHORS OF LIFE,FAMILY, COMMUNITY & LOVE.
Dar uses two techniques to create these trees… one that builds up the branches and leaves in many layers and another that uses negative space, creating a “window” to what is essentially a painting within a painting. The final layer is a vast array of dot-work done with a dip-nib pen and acrylic ink which quite literally lights them up. In a commitment to design aesthetic, Dar extends the motifs of each work onto all four sides of the gallery wrapped canvases.
Jen McCleary creates complex, layered, and symbolic imagery using both mixed-media and digital collage. She works intuitively, letting each piece evolve through a process of adding, removing, and altering a variety of elements that come together to form a cohesive whole. She also creates handmade jewelry and decoupaged kintsugi bowls.
This Little Gallery, Inc. is a local gift shop on West Avenue in Jenkintown that features American made jewelry, home decor and wearables more…
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