Category Archives: Arts and Crafts

Arts and Crafts, Tutorials

Kids Project: Pinch Pot Creatures

Posted on by karissa
28
Nov
For the little budding artists in your life we have our Kids pack! What better gift than something they can use and create with! Comes with a free step by step pinch pot creature project any boy or girl will love! (ages 5 - 14) Buy Kids Pack Here Download Pinch Pot Creatures Instructions Here
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Arts and Crafts

NerdECrafters “Not Another Crap Kit”

Posted on by John Harsdorf
29
Jul
NerdECrafter’s Not Another Crap Kit features a variety of exclusive NerdECrafter art materials not sold anywhere else! This carefully curated craft kit includes all the tools you need to successfully create your very own creatures. Follow along with NerdECrafter’s exclusive video tutorials included with every box. And in case you haven't seen it, the Youtuber [...]
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Arts and Crafts, Featured Artists

Featured Artist Jarrid Scott

Posted on by John Harsdorf
28
Apr
Jarrid Scott is a mixed media artist, illustrator, muralist and printmaker born in Dawson Springs, Kentucky. Jarrid received his BFA in Illustration at Savannah College of Art and Design in Atlanta. He is also the artist behind the Hungry series and Change Planter, a sculpted planter with an upcycled plastic base. Each design is wildly unique and plays a part in Jarrid's role [...]
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Arts and Crafts, Outdoor Sculpture

Building a Rock

Posted on by karissa
Bonsai Tree
11
Jan
by Cheryl Sykora I have a really short needled, mother nature developed ponderosa pine, Pinus ponderosa, bonsai that is best shown as a semi-cascade. If everybody remembers the earlier article on ponderosa pine, short needle ponderosas grow naturally in areas of the Rockies. The ponderosa, when tipped sideways to achieve the semi-cascade, exposed a long [...]
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Arts and Crafts, Featured Artists

The Wolf ‘London’

Posted on by John Harsdorf
20
Apr
Artist: Debra Mager Company: Cinderella Mosaics London, named after Jack London, who wrote Call Of The Wild, was a fantastic challenge for me. I’d never done anything quite so “serious” on such a deeply textured substrate, (I used Apoxie Sculpt in black to fill in the nooks and crannies). I collaborated with the client every [...]
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