Mixed media artist Karen Malcolm creates eco-friendly artwork, jewelry and creatively restored vintage boxes made using 80% or more recycled and reused objects.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Grass Monkey, That Funky Monkey
LUCKY MONKEYMaddy Macedo wears many hats: Sculptor. Potter. Gardener. Painter. What do you get when you put them all together? A functional pottery line that is both functional and fun!
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Thank You, Providence Monthly!
We are so excited to have been a featured event in the Holiday Shopping Guide for Providence Monthly!
Happy-Go-Lucky
Feeling down? Allow jewelry maker Kim Clark to enhance your mood. Ms. Clark infuses sunshine into each of her colorful resin pendants. And if that's just not your thing, don't fret. She makes lots of other delights using materials such as metals, paper, plastic, wood, glass, hardware and vintage bits and pieces.
Picture This
Boston area photographer Lucie Wicker finds inspiration in nature as well as in the city. Her eye captures moments and places that our near and dear, whether it be in the urban shrine of Fenway Park or the quiet dignity of a garden sundial.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
A Man After My Own Heart
Christine Guanipa combines bold, fresh fabrics with sturdy construction and handsome designs. Whether you've got lots to tote around or you prefer to carry around just the essentials, Little Man has just the right bag for you.
History in the Making
LAUREN BLAIS"The objects that I make are inspired by my past and historical references. Developed in the tradition and styles of the Victorian Era my jewelry focuses on ornamentation, symbolism and sentiment of my life. I predominately create these pieces by using traditional metalsmithing techniques such as lost wax casting, fabricating and enameling. These age-old traditions are linked back to the historical time periods that highly influence the conceptual aspects of my work."
- Lauren Blais
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