Josh William’s art is dynamic, fluid, and interesting. If you look arecfully at his signature you’ll see even it is distinctive. Come in and take a look, then post your comments.
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While these pieces look solid and heavy , they’re not. Surprisingly, they’re made out of paper, but they are so elegant they will fool everyone. Wilhelmina makes her own paper, then colors, decorates and molds it. They would be a grea, one of a kind, conversation piece anywhere.
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Mickey has been a stained glass artist since 1980 creating original art glass pieces inspired by her surroundings and the imagination of her clients. Working mostly in lead and copper foil (cold glass), she incorporates painting, fusing and etching to enhance the details of any given piece. Mickey maintains a working studio at Cottonwood Center for the Arts in downtown Colorado Springs (Studio 117.) She also assists in the operations of this art community’s satellite gallery, Cottonwood on Tejon Gallery, as a staff member. Besides teaching glass classes, doing repair and commission work for both businesses and individuals, Mickey was instrumental in the formation in 2007 of GAPPR … Glass Artists of the Pikes Peak Region … which remains an active non-profit group for Glass Artists in Southern Colorado. Currently she serves the group as President.




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