Tom Gleason lived in New York most of his life. At a young age he became a union carpenter and from there went into business for himself. He has always enjoyed creating things with his hands. Kitchen and bathroom installation soon became his specialty. As his company grew he incorporated and with some clients in hand he began building ski homes in the beautiful Catskill Mountains of New York. This is where he found his love for nature and wildlife -- hiking, camping, and skii

(Dragonfly Daydreams cabochon with bead surround in shades of moss green and gold with crysolite opal attached with brass vined heart link to a gold-plated chain with matching beads, gold toggle clasp) Adrienne Pritchard learned knitting, crocheting, needlepoint, sewing, and embroidery from her grandmother. Later in life she explored pottery, copper enameling, and weaving. She took a few beading classes after moving to Arizona in 2001 and has since studied techniques such as

Thomas Norton's paintings combine simple subject matter and intense raw drama. He says they are “purposely timeless” with the focus on contemplating each impression of sky and earth. He has shown his art in the following places: Strawtown, Indiana Art and Stock Auction Oceanside, California Days of Art Festival Festival of Arts Laguna Beach, California Art in the Park Newport Beach, California Carefree, Arizona Art and Wine Festival Las Vegas, New Mexico Art Expositi

Earl Chun says he has always been an artist, as far back as he can remember. He and his family moved from Hawaii to Arizona in 2016. That same year his high school art teacher passed. Those events rekindled a sleeping ember that he believes has always resided in him. He started sketching, doing pen and inks, watercolors, pastels, clay sculptures, basically whatever he could get his hands on to make art with. He began painting with acrylics in 2016 and he transitioned to oil p

Cheryl Meyer became a health muse after becoming very sick. Now on the road to wellness, she believes her own journey will help others navigate their journey to health. Cheryl works with a functional MD who is getting to the root cause of her ailments. Their relationship is a partnership. Cheryl wants to help people make simple lifestyle changes to dramatically improve the quality of their lives. Cheryl has read "like a fiend." She has gone back to school to become a Certifi

Flower child Stephanie Phelps is a self-taught collage artist who has found a unique style based on playfulness with mixed media like gold leaf, iridescent paint, and magazine clippings. Come see her work at the Sedona Artist Market seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

According to Mark Andrew, the right brain is the artist, and the left brain is the engineer. "My right brain comes up with all kinds of designs and leaves it to the engineer to figure out how to make it. Every time the engineer makes something, the artist ups the ante, and the design becomes more complex." Mark makes his one-of-a-kind jewelry with a variety of gemstones, including larimar, white buffalo, labradorite, shattuckite, and chrysocolla. But it's most likely the turq