Kelly Green is an artist/crafter who runs a landmark studio on the corner of Park and Victoria. He works in wood, stone, and canvas, with many Celtic themes.

Kathy Kruilicki is a textile artist specializing in knitted yarn products. She works with colourful yarn varieties to generate dynamic and useful items, such as household accessories as well as baby and toddler garments.

We’re just sending them off to the printers!
Here’s what they’ll look like:

This new design represents one of several pen and ink pieces available from Ryan Brooks.
Order it at Mister Dressup.

Here are some samples from a new line of stained glass candle holders made by Mary Lou Sittler, and available in this year’s art walk. They have a fused-glass base, and come in assorted colours.
Also available are 4×6 free-standing picture frames in stained-glass and clear beveled glass. They can be ordered in 5×7 and 8×10 as well.

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Here’s an interesting article in The Record about art walk artist Trevor Ewert.

A beautiful wooden bench, made with a West African hardwood, is the spot where two children throw socks and backpacks. A “troll bin” contains “this-and-that” materials for future puppets and marionettes.
At the house of Sarah Granskou and Trevor Ewert, the creative life is the everyday life.
Some might call it chaos, says Ewert, smiling.

Creative life is everyday life for folk artists-in-residence at Joseph Schneider Haus | therecord

Below are some new works from the stained-glass artist Mary Lou Sittler.
Her other works can be seen in-studio at BlueJade Art Glass. Email msittler@rogers.com for more information.

Frank Parparcen is an artist with a degree in visual arts, specializing in the art of fire. In the last 16 years he has made glass his main material of expression, and teaching the means of sharing his experience.

My work as a whole is reflective of my journey through life. Each piece tells its part of the story. Driven by emotion, my work expresses feelings of ambition, hope, fear, exhilaration and determination. Bold colors and strong lines represent power and strength, while blended, textured areas speak more to personal growth, passion and the pursuit of happiness.
In my opinion, art is a very personal experience. To be viewed from ones own perspective. Not necessarily to be understood, but instead to be felt, and inspire a reaction in the viewer. It’s a love affair.