Browse the beautiful work of our 2023 Firefly Artists
Laura Easey Jones – Acrylic/Oil
Multi-media painter, sculptor, and muralist.
Pat Kroth – Fiber
“Happy accidents occur during the making of art, to convey and share a childlike sense of discovery, wonder and joy.”
Stan Pipenburg – Pen/Ink
“Ink drawings that capture the contours and contrast of our world, the feeling of spaciousness and serenity while illustrating a simplicity that many of us take for granted.”
Jennifer Alexander – Ceramic
“Drawn to the depth of color and richness found in stained glass artwork … enjoy the organic, sweeping lines that flow through art nouveau.”
Tammy Easton – Sculpture
Mosaics for home and garden using glass in various techniques.
Christine Happel – Jewelry
“Beauty is all around us, even in the most unlikely of objects.”
Deb Radke – Sculpture
Expressive copper art for home and garden.
Jennifer Froh – Jewelry
Both elegant and minimalist…she enjoys exploring floral language, architecture, geometry, and movement in her work.
Scott Obernberger – Ceramic
“From the Earth and our hands to yours…dishes, vases, lamps, and art which speak to your heart and make you feel at home.”
Jeanne Bril – Acrylic and Paper
Visual artist, currently working in pastel and acrylic with focus on rural & urban landscapes.
Sarah Jane Kueny – Oil
“Classically trained at the Florence Academy of Art, ad a traditional approach to drawing and painting.
Vicki Strobel – Acrylic
Colorful acrylic paintings, inspired by nature.
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Annette Renee Wimmer – Pen and Ink
Themes from fantasy to aquatic…her passion lies with the control and detail she obtains with her pencils.
Diane Gonzalez – Jewelry
Handcrafted Jewelry and Gifts.
Ann Mory Wydeven – Sculpture
Interior and exterior mosaic installations and garden ornamentation.
Brad Krause – Oil, Pen, and Ink
Fantasy illustration.
Anna Onosko – Jewelry
Inspired by nature scenes, the particular shades of color the leaves turn during Midwest Falls, turquoise gemstones, tropical plants, uniquely colored flowers, and terracotta pots.
John Bowers – Ceramic
Ceramics fired at high temperature, utilizing fly ash created from the burning wood to produce the glaze.
Marlene Ilecki – Jewelry
One of a kind pendants featuring natural stones and sterling.
Linda Franzblau – Jewelry
“Traditional jewelry-making materials and techniques, incorporating upcycled, acrylic materials and printmaking processes to create her work.”
Theresa Brunson – Fiber
“An earthy, textural, organic and modern expression of wearable arts.”
Bob Smerchek – Sculpture
Handcrafted copper hoop garden sprinkler patterns mesmerize while watering.
Meghan Sheahan – Jewelry
“Combining metal techniques with organic materials, including wood, bone, precious and semi-precious stones, and vintage items to craft bold wearable pieces.
Chrystal Christensen – Paper, Pen, and Ink
“A world of color is one filled with joy.”
David Blunt – Wood
Live edge wood work for inside and out..
Angela Spencer – Jewelry
Beaded jewelry.
Jody Garrison – Paper
“Repurpose books into second lives as journals.”
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Asma Wahed – Acrylic/Watercolor
Colorful, inspirational, and heartfelt.
Tom Smith – Oil
“Gestural brush strokes and unique color palette render quiet moments outdoors with emotion writ in oil paint.”
Stacey Stewartson – Jewelry
“An always-evolving exploration of color, texture and pattern using salvaged leather to create abstract, mosaic-like compositions.”
Joanna Morris – Fiber
“Crochet cuties, kids aprons, and other home made goods.”doors with emotion writ in oil paint.”
Leah Cashaw – Jewelry
“A fun and thankful journey…” lightweight wood, acrylic paint, newspaper and/or book-pages.
Terri Sgarlata-Lutz – Photography
Taking you to another time and place…
Stephanie Olson – Fiber
Wearable art with style.
Kristen Janzer – Jewelry
“When I create and sell a piece of jewelry to someone that feels it is special, it inspires me. Creating wearable art, feeds the soul and fuels creativity.”
Beki Borman – Acrylic
“For me the landscape is the most accessible subject of the natural world.”
Karen Murphy – Jewelry
Creative jewelry, painted on metal, fabric and leather.
Thomas Pscheid – Photography
Botanical, landscape, and architectural photography, with unique digital enhancements.
Kathleen Goudie – Jewelry
Finely beaded jewelry.
Soltice Designs
Bonnie Hudock – Fiber
Handmade children’s books. Children will love to get their hands on these.
Maggie Walker-Metts – Jewelry
Handmade jewelry to assist you in showing off your individual style and beauty.
Kathleen Leahy Pulz – Acrylic/Oil
“Painting is how I pay attention and deliver to myself moments that can seem extraordinary in their simplicity. My goal is to explore my truths — in nature, in life, and in art.”
Scott Boyd – Jewelry
Beautifully crafted enameled metal jewelry.
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Nancy E Rollag – Fiber
Silk ribbon embroidery, reminiscent of days gone by.
Mark Zanowski – Acrylic
“Experimenting in acrylics on canvas, add a splash of color…bright, intense, bold colors.”
Rose Halik – Fiber
Original textile works designed for fun and function.
Neil Stickel – Photography
“I have always used the camera to help me not only understand the world around me, but to better understand myself and what I am trying to do with my time on this spinning little marble called Earth.”
Rebekah Nicholas – Watercolor/Ceramic
nspired by nature’s small vignettes, like moss and pebbles by a tree stump.
Lynne Oehlke – Jewelry
“Enthralled by the wonders of nature’s creations, the chemistry of metals and the challenges of creating designs.”
Don Widmer – Paper
“Papermaking that utilizes detailed pulp painting with numerous layers of stenciled pulp.”
Michelle Holley – Sculpture
Yard art and signs.
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Peggy Ziegler – Acrylic
“Combining the pure intensity of pastels layered with the rich textures of handmade papers. The forms begin with a memory, an experience or just an intention and evolve into a blending of geometric and organic shapes.”
Jan Raven – Jewelry
Woven and braided wires of silver, gold and gemstones in classic techniques.
Natalie McNall – Jewelry
Uniquely handcrafted wearable art.
Maria D Romero Parks – Ceramic
Ellen Albertson – Wood
“Creating with her hands to make functional and unique things for her own home shines through in all her work.”
Paul Kaminsky – Wood
Willow trellises and rustic furniture.
Dawn Buss – Jewelry
“One-of-a-kind designs, carefully wrought in a clean, uncluttered style.”
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