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Michael McNeilMichael works primarily with water-based (acrylic and watercolor); however, he uses anything he can get his hands on in the studio. Oil paints, pencil, shoe polish, chalk, epoxy, markers. If it works for the effect I'm after, it's on the canvas.
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Darlene MitchellDarlene is a native of Indiana from Montgomery County and later in life moved to West Lafayette and pursued her education and passion for art at Purdue University, there; she received her Bachelor and Masters of Art degrees. She has worked with renowned artist Judy Chicago. She has art works in many private and public collections. Darlene has been and active in solo and group shows; also teaching and art residencies in the community and now works in her painting and sculpture studio at the Bindery.
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David Hovde18th and 19th century utilitarian pottery since 1986 for reenactors and living history professionals. More...
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Jennifer ReitmeyerI have been joyfully and creatively expressing myself since I was a child,drawing in the mud and hammering blocks of wood together in our back yard at our family home then in Terre Haute, Indiana. From those long ago days it has been a wonderful journey of learning, teaching, inspiring, and creating. A cycle that continues in my life today. The variety of Art processes and techniques that were introduced in obtaining my Bachelor of Science in Art Education Degree, opened my artistic expressions to all different kinds of media. I love to draw and sketch ideas out to near completion but the camera became my major tool of sorting through visual contemplations. See her art...
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Susan's SewingI have been sewing for over 40 years. My mom and grandmother's, started sharing their techniques when I was 5 years old. From making my dad's ties to aprons, dolls clothes even my prom dress. I have a degree in fashion and textiles and went to the Art Institute of Chicago. I sew ready- to- wear; alterations, and creating special occasions and one of a kind fashions. Also to restyle a favorite garment or to recreate a treasured heirloom. See her creations...
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