Holly Hughes is a Sedona photographer. Each decade has brought years of rich experiences and opportunities to share her love of photography. Hughes studied traditional film photography at TCC in Hurst, Texas, with professor Richard Doherty of Dallas. While at TCC, she was an award-winning published photo student. In 1999, she launched her professional career covering weddings, portraiture, events, and sports. Between 1999 and 2005, Hughes' fine art photo works included commis

Sheron Foster is a mixed media artist, water colorist, and pen and ink designer. Having a background in the recovery, healing, and spiritual education arenas, she draws from a deep place within to create soothing yet empowering art pieces for the viewers' inner immersion with self-realization and inner guidance. Goddess Yoni Art is her signature series. It is always created by her basking in the energy of groups of women honoring, healing, loving, and empowering each other. S

The American Museum of Natural History is all about #TrilobiteTuesday. We have a pretty decent collection of trilobites and other cool fossils here at the Sedona Artist Market, thanks to paleontologist Gael Summer, featured in a previous blog here. This fine fellow is from the Phacops genus of trilobites and lived during the Middle Devonian Age (380 million years ago). It hails from the Anti-Atlas Mountains area in Morocco. When it was alive, it looked something like this: Tr

Bethany Johnston creates eye-catching and unique collages: all hand-cut 15"x15" giclee prints from the original. With titles like "It's Not But It Might" and "Blueberries in Space," Bethany's collages invite the viewer to imagine new worlds and possibilities. "Each piece contributes to a growing collection of collages inviting the viewer to step into the creative vision of a fellow traveler and explore." "There is a never-ending connectivity of images, ideas, and concepts fou

We recently shared John Post's ceramics and mentioned his wife, Ruth, who creates adorable fabric succulents (see blog here). Ruth has expanded her cactus empire and in addition to decorating John's booth, she has her own display at our front desk: An art teacher, Ruth created Sew Succulent with her friend Janet, who is the master seamstress in the partnership. Pin cushions, key chains, and magnets, as well as stand-alone decor are part of Sew Succulent's collection. Ruth als