Colorful 8 1/2 x 11 prints. Whimsical designs suitable for framing. Adds playful color to any room. Printed on archival paper, these 8 1/2" x 11" colorful images are packaged in a clear plastic sleeve.

Unique Contemporary Cloth Dolls. Recycle art including funky beaded casseroles, clocks, shoe dolls, wall pieces and folk art cardboard paintings. I also offers greeting cards with current images. Current themes for all work: coffee, food puns, Adam & Eve, Our Lady, tiny shoe ornaments. I am a full time doll maker and recycle artist exhibiting in galleries and shows regionally, nationally and internationally. Capturing a moment, a gesture or a feeling of fantasy with whimsy best describes the concept of my imagery. My work has been described as a cross between Charles Schultz and Gary Larson - I like to make people laugh. I work from my studio in Santa Fe and my work is presented locally on Canyon Road at the Panache Gallery and about six galleries out of state. Not pictured are my recycled vintage shoe dolls and cardboard paintings which have become quite collectable. Please contact me for something special and to talk about your store and demographics. My work appeals to adults with a sense of humor and make great gifts.

Notecards, postcards, Christmas cards, gift books by artist Douglas Johnson of Southwest images.

Sandy Hruska is a Montana native currently residing in Santa Fe, New Mexico with studios in Santa Fe and Cold Spring, New York.

Her art endeavors began in the late 60's in a Montana High School. Her style of art was at once recognized as non-traditional. Her love of hunting for junk treasures got her imagination going and she began to incorporate these found objects into paintings and collages.

In the early 70's Sandy started studying glass in the Pacific Northwest. Under the direction of some masters at Philchuck she found her passion in "hot glass". She soon became a regular at art shows and exhibitions throughout the Northwest.

In1990 she moved to Santa Fe. Sandy studied Silversmithing with a Santa Domingo Elder and began to incorporate metals with glass. The local galleries purchased her work. She opened a space at the Santa Fe Art Market and began attracting buyers from the East Coast. Wanting to be active in the community, she developed and taught children's art programs for the Boys & Girls Clubs and 4-H Clubs of Santa Fe and the Espanola Valley.

Her contemporary folk art revolves around creating humorous wearable, hangable art pieces. By incorporating fused and slumped glass, distressed metals, found objects, wood, wire and beads she lets her imagination run the gamut. Sandy's works of art can be found in galleries and stores from New York City to California.
Her philosophy still remains Return to Art....
"CREATIVITY WILL SET YOU FREE, ART SAVED ME!"

Diana Bryer's imagery is based on the celebration of life and our relationship to each other, the animal kingdom, the changing seasons, and our Mother Earth. Each painting is a prayer for peace, for the environment, and for balance within the heart of male and female.

Santa Fe artist Charleen Touchette's luminous art is healing. Illuminate your spirit with these vibrant images celebrating the diversity and beauty of the sacred earth.
Touchette's pastel and acrylic paintings are available for the first time as signed limited edition giclée (zhe-clay') archival prints sold retail (individually) and wholesale (minimum order 5).
Screensavers and greeting cards are available wholesale only with a minimum order of $100. Dealer Inquiries Welcome. Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. Prices of limited edition prints are subject to change without notice.
10% of sales donated to Honor the Earth, Native American Foundation for Environmental and Cultural Preservation.
All images & design © Charleen Touchette ALL RIGHTS RESERVED