Videos showing something being made, or people talking about their work. Featuring art, crafts and traditional trades. A film about master woodworker Eric Hollenbeck. Making a cutting board with curved inlays. A cutting board and serving tray designed and built by Scotty Lewis. The tradition of Kokeshi dolls.

This is the Fiskars Artist in Residence blog for upcoming, current and former artists in residence as well as members of the Designers, Artisans and Artists of Fiskars Cooperative, the villagers and anyone connected to Fiskars village. Hope all is well there- I wish I could come back to see you this winter! Posted by Hilary Pfeifer.

Pouffe Outdoor sculpture on display August 2017-Spring 2019 Located at 473 N. Raincloud Chandelier for the 6th annual Recycled Rain Project Show. I created artwork for five sites at the Peloton Apartments in North Portland that all allude to mapping.

Wednesday, February 03, 2016. What does arbitrary color mean? To answer the question. The term implies that it has no meaning but it may have a symbolic meaning or emotional meaning. Friday, January 29, 2016. What do I need to buy if I want to start learning how to draw? Here is my answer to. A kneaded eraser is pretty great to have.

Sunday, October 10, 2010. If you stop by the garden this week, you will have a prime opportunity to see Amsonia hubrichti. I in its most colorful splendor. By September, the plant bursts into a remarkable chrome yellow, that in daylight, make it look as though an inner light is emanating from it. Even in twilight, Amsonia hubrichtii.

Tuesday, January 12, 2016. 2015 was a good year! We continue to have clients who love placing REAL art on their walls of their businesses. We had the support of local businesses who shared their talent and expertise. We began our year focusing on projects in public spaces.

I would like to thank Ms. Ray for doing her job so well and with such passion, said the Governor.

A collection of interesting things for smart people I know to read. Saturday, November 19, 2011. Friday, November 18, 2011. Great political art from Shepard Fairey and Stanley Donwood, here. The above is by Donwood, found here, Thought You Should See This.