Doug Dearth
I have been creating illustrations and character designs for clients in the advertising, editorial and publishing markets for over 30 years. My illustrations are first produced with pen and ink or brush then digitally scanned and electronically painted in vibrant colors. Various Photoshop and Illustrator tricks may, or may not be applied to enhance the final design.
Throughout my many past lives I have taught, directed, managed, sculpted, written for many clients/employers including the Detroit News and Wolf Group Studio, Atlanta. Perhaps the most rewarding and fun endeavor was my turn as Managing Editor of Orbit Magazine, a humor-based entertainment tabloid serving the Metro-Detroit area. Deadlines, tight collaboration, cold pizza and laughs make for a great product.
DearthCo
Teresa Rogers
Burlap Boutique
Recycled, upcycled coffee bean burlap and other fine materials. Creating trendy, eco-chic bags & totes. Also, throw pillows and wine/gift sacks.
Margot Van Horn
Art major at Wayne State University, published in two colored pencil books, exhibited at several art galleries, taught at BBAC. Currently working in ceramic which I love. I would to make a statement about being green in our landscape and as well as in our relationships.
Kirsti Hart-Negrich
Lathrup village artist and resident, Kirsti Hart-Negrich, has a degree in Education from Wayne State University with minors in Fine Art, English and Child Psychology. Kirsti taught 7th and 8th grade Literature before becoming a mother and devoting her energies to childrearing and home schooling.
In 2008, Ms. Hart-Negrich began to re-explore her interests in watercolour, photography, and design by teaching courses in techniques in drawing and watercolor painting to neighborhood children and adults. Kirsti has since had works in Detroit area galleries, local art fairs, and in Grand Rapid’s 2010 ArtPrize.
Her website, www.kirstiart.com, reflects her many and varied artistic interests in painting, printing, pen-and-ink, photography and mixed media. She says, about the site, “Art is meant to be shared.”
Kirstiart.com
My products range from art cards at $2.50 each, or in sets of 2 to 10 cards, to canvas prints of my original photos or art work, to my origianl photos or canvas art prints. Any of the art available on my site, http://www.kirstiart.com is al,so available as a note card or wrap-around printed on canvas in a variety of sizes.
Lois Primeau
I'm an artist, with a degree in illustration from College for Creative Studies but instead of pursuing that, I fell in love with decorative painting and murals. I had a business for many years transforming walls and rooms and furniture into unique works of art for my clients. Having grown antsy of that alone, I expanded my horizons and turned my attention to much smaller works and also back to the figurative work I've always loved. At present, one of my fascinations is toy robots.
Lois Primeau
Robot Rellies (short for Relatives) are gouache ink resist pieces that have recently sprung from my affection for toy robots. Each robot is unique, with the exception of Mildred, who seems to have some issues she keeps pondering. At the moment she tends to be obsessing over her appearance.
Each robot portrait is 10" x 10", framed. The image itself is 4-1/2" x 4-1/2".
Venice Rioux
I am an Artist and Art Educator that teaches in the Rochester Community School District. I love to paint and weave, but I began creating rings out of buttons when I was inspired by a button that I found in the container of buttons in my Mom’s old sewing chair. As a child, I always loved just opening the lid of the old “mints” tin and letting the colors spill out over my hands onto the floor. I would line them all up, play “Button-button, who’s got the button?” and pretend that they were invaluable. Little did I know then, that they were. The buttons became one of those precious memories that my Mom left to me; maybe not-so-much the buttons themselves, but the creativity they instilled in me as a child. The buttons acquired a new life.
Rescued Button
RescuedButton savors unusual and vintage buttons and creates wire wrapped rings using multiple buttons, beads, and pearls. The artist, Venice Rioux, considers each creation an artistic "second-life" for these buttons as together they form a truly unique piece of jewelry. I create the rings by using Sterling Silver Argentium* wire. I can use brass and colored wire for specific rings, but I usually prefer the silver; it’s luster lends to the buttons. Often, I will layer the buttons and let the colors and textures play against each other. Sometimes, I will use just a unique button and add a pearl or bead.
Tom Hoyt
I have been working with forged steel for the last eight years and this work has grown out of my experience as a landscape designer that I have been for over twenty years.
Ancient Gallery Forge
Forged steel candle holders, tables,garden objects, ect.
Sue & Vince Palmeri
We are Sue & Vince Palmeri of Garden Angel Art Works, and we have been creating specially designed, one-of-a-kind memorial, garden art and pet items for the past 15 years. Our garden oriented art brings joy and nature into your home and garden for many years to come. We are also introducing our new line of all natural luxurious bath and body products created with only the finest oils and ingredients inspired by our state of Michigan and other beautiful destinations of our country.
Garden Angel Art Works
Minna Schwarz-Seim
For me, jewelry-making is an exploration: what can metal do? Bend, flow, stretch,join, shine, wrinkle. What are the possibilities of design? What happens if---I cut here, bend there, connect this and that, add color and texture?
I've been making jewelry for many years,in small families of related yet unique pieces.
Minna Schwarz-Seim
Silver and copper necklaces and earrings, some with various beads incorporated. Silver and copper components are made in a variety of methods: cast, constructed, foldformed.
Mary Taros
Mary Taros has over 25 years of artistic experience. She creates animals and life-size papier-mache figures painted with acrylics. Her fun, colorful sculptures are hand built and uniquely hand painted in her Bloomfield Hills studio. She has exhibited her work in galleries and local art shows, including Plymouth’s Art in the Park, and Rochester’s Art ‘n Apples.
Mary Taros
Life-size papier-mache figures and animals painted with acrylics. The fun and colorful sculptures are hand built and uniquely hand painted.
Kimberly Mendelson
I have sewn and loved textiles my whole life. From sales,display and window design, sewing and crafting have always been my passion. I now teach at Clawson Pre School by day and design and create at night. I go from playdough and paint to needle and thread.
One of a Kind Design
I design and make purses from new and used fabrics. Some fabrics are recyled from clothing and upholstery. Embilshments are anything from antique buttons to old zippers, wool,beads and trims.The purses are lined, have a zipper and inside pockets. Each one is uniquely designed so no two are alike.
Katie DiSimone
My passion is working with beads, the colors and array of beads are so endless and beautiful.
I live on Harsens Island and have always enjoyed the peace and tranquility of the Island. Many of my design ideas come from inspiration of colors I see in nature.
Arm Candy by kdesigns
The bracelets I design are most often done in Peyote stitch. I use a variety of seed beads and swarvoski crystals. My designs are original works, and not from a pattern. The highlights of the designs I believe are the clasps from Germany that I use in all of my designs now. They are gorgeous works of art on their own, and enhance all of the bracelets and beads I use in my designs, and makes them a true one of kind piece of art jewelry.
Karen Bredschneider
God has blessed me with a many talents. Some say I have a "compulsive creative" personality. I have been a artist for many years, delving into many different mediums and often combining them or transposing what I have learned in one medium into another. Through the years I have worked in wood, (cabinets and furniture), glass, (stained, leaded and kiln fired work), Painting, Carving, and some jewelry. But my first and constant love has been in fabric. I have sewn since I was 10 years old, everything from Barbie doll clothes to art quilts to upholstered fruniture, tailored suits and wedding gowns. Currently I have been making and selling "one of a kind" mittens, even the right and left hand are not the same.
Karen Bredschneider
My mittens are fully lined with new polar fleece and are very warm. The exterior is a combination of 4-6 different materials. Some of the fabric comes from upholstry samples but mostly from recycled sweaters. The cuffs are made from the ribbing of the sweaters and each cuff is hand sewn onto the mitten. As a finishing touch, in the middle of the cuff is a unique ornament, sometimes a button, stacked buttons, earings, or whatever I create at the moment. Some of the buttons are hand made dicroic glass buttons that I have made in my kiln.
Janna Bissett
Detroit photographer, painter, and jewelry designer, Janna Bissett, is a classically trained artist with a BFA in Photography from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. She started out at Western Michigan University in the Graphic Design program before taking her first photography class and realizing that she has always viewed the world as if through a photo lens. She switched majors and also universities. “I can remember as a child looking at parts of my room and closing one eye and playing around with focus. I would switch back and forth between the foreground and background. I never had a good camera growing up, just a simple point and shoot film camera, and I used to get frustrated with not being able to focus where I wanted to. When I got my first SLR camera it’s almost as if the world just opened up to me. I’ve always been such a visual person and for the first time I could capture what I was seeing and share it with others. I love to experiment and break rules. And with digital I find it is easier to do that. It goes hand in hand with my subject matter as well.” Her urban photography often concentrates on the “dirty” or discarded, turning it into something interesting and often quite beautiful. “Honestly I think I bore easily. I like to see things in fresh and new ways and I try to do that in both my photography and my metalwork. I like to keep things unexpected such as turning something industrial into delicate.”
Lilacpop
I create one of a kind jewelry made from vintage machine parts by soldering them together and often combining them with delicate items such as swarovski crystals. I like to take industrial things and make them look delicate. I do the same with my photography. I print all my photos on metallic paper.
Genna Cowsert
My name is Genna Cowsert and I am a graphic designer and chuppy maker with a BFA from Wayne State University. Chuppy Love is my crafty business venture and line of unique amigurumi characters. My mission is to create handmade, adorable, and well designed crocheted creatures. All chuppies are crocheted, handmade and perfect for gift giving!
Chuppy Love
Chuppy Love is my line of handsome, handmade amigurumi chuppies. All chuppies are made with yarn, felt, embroidery floss, safety eyes and premium polyester fiberfill. Chuppy characters range in size from 2.5 inches to 6 inches high. Additional photos can be found at facebook.com/chuppylove.
Gail McGuire
I travel around the country photographing, then drawing different lighthouses. My note cards are currently being shown in different museum shops and galleries throughout the country.
My love of drawing started as a child with my father being an artist, as well. My drawings have evolved over the past 30 years, from graphite to colored pencils and pastels.
I am a longtime member of the Michigan Association of Calligraphers, the Great Lakes Pastel Society, and the Colored Pencil Sociaty of America.
Gail’s Lighthouse Cards
My hand illustrated lighthouse drawings were originally done in colored pencils and then reproduced onto note cards. I have boxed assortments of Michigan, Florida, Carolina, and Oregon lighthouse note cards. I also have fine art prints.
I have an assortment of handmade books which I make from either hand made paper or hand painted paper. I also make my own hand marbled paper that I use on my books.
Doug Spalding
I am the sole creator of the plates, buildings, figures and tiles. I particularly enjoy making my sgraffito work. They are made by applying a colored slip on the surface of the wet clay. After the piece has dried to a leather hard consistency I carve or scratch the slip off revealing the white clay body underneath. This is very much the same process as woodblock printing or linocut. The only difference is my process only results in one piece.
In my over 25 years of prodding clay to do my bidding I have gone in many directions in my work. But there has been one constant... fun. Whether its tiles, buildings, figures or plates, I have always had my eye towards humor. I am proud that the buying public has supported this for all these years. The sound of laughter in my booth is always welcome.
Spalding Studio
I work in clay. I make robots in tiles,plates, vases, mugs,tumblers and anything else I can think of. I am not limited to robots. I make the above items with other subjects.
Daniel Wright
A graduate from the Center for Creative Studies (CCS) in 1997 and working within the IT Security profession, Dan loves to paint, draw and sculpt. Found his love for wood turning recently, and now enjoying the art of pen design and creation.
Modern Quill
Dan makes unique, one if a kind pens. Using exotic woods and materials to make luxurious and high quality writing instruments. Each is hand turned, finished and polished. In addition to making pens, Dan also makes wine stoppers, ice cream scoops and various other unique household items.
Ann Rappaport
I have been creative my whole life and am currently working with a variety of materials to create quality jewelry. Some components are new, while others are vintage pieces re-purposed. I offer items in a wide range of prices. I always have many projects going, some done straightway while others sit as I work out the next step.
Little Gem Studio
Jewelry made with vintage and new components, metal, stone, wire, beads and natural materials. Necklaces, pins, earrings and bracelets.
Ann Green
I am a 56 yer old bead artiste. I have been beading since I was a kid. Due to a debilitating accident I have taken my hobby to a whole new level as I needed to stay creative and make a little extra cash. I have made quite a few of my own designs and patterns and I've used others patterns also in some of my creations. I try to make each piece of wearable art unique and many have designs on both sides of my amulet bags so you get two for the price of one. My hand made jewelry is mostly semi-precious stones and mainly precious metals. If you don't see what you want, ask, I can probably make it to your taste.
Ann Green
My amulet bags are small decorative purses which many have designs on both sides. They are made with delica glass beads and gems I find all over the map. They can be worn around your neck or used as art in your home. Most of my jewelry is made using tiger wire cble and semi~precious stones are used as well as precious metals. Some of the amulet bags are my own designs but all of my other jewelry is of my own design. I attempt to create a product that you will not find someone else wearing. I specialize in one of a kinds.
Julie Race
I have been crafting, sewing and creating all my life. Sewing is my current creative outlet - crafting old clothing into new beautiful, one-of-a-kind, jackets, accessories and decorative items.
ScrapHappyTime
Sewing with a re-purpose: T- shirts are transformed into drawstring pouches and yarn for flowers. Salvaged jackets are embellished with fabric, t-shirt and sweater remnants. All those little left over scraps and pieces are stitched into birds, necklaces, bracelets and accessories. I like to use up every scrap of wool and every bit of a t-shirt that I can.
SuEllen DeLong
I am a Michigan artist who has been designing and beading Saworski crystal beaded jewelry for 5 years. My work has been included in Spotlight Martket Art Fair in downtown Rochester; Village of Rochester Art Gallery; Art Capsle in Oxford, Village of Rochester Art Fairs; Yolanda Voss Fashion Gallery in Savage, Maryland; The Busy Brush Gallery in Auburn, IN
Designs by DeLong
Swarovski crystal beaded watches, necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rosary bracelets.
Marty Merrill
Fine arts have always been a major influence and part my life. Professionally, I am a graphic artist. My commercial training was at Cass Tech and my Bachelor of Fine Arts degree is from Wayne State University. I was a painting major.
I have been making jewelry for several years now and can’t turn it off. It keeps me awake at night.
My designs are based on several criteria: color; composition; similarities and/or differences between materials; textures; and balance whether, symetrical or assymetrical. I like to play up the organic qualities of the stones and other natural materials I often use. And, I am always trying new ideas so there is a lot of variety in my work.
The Jewelry Cottage
All of the materials I use are nickel and lead free and my jewelry is always comfortable to wear. The silver you see in my work is either sterling silver or silver-plated pewter made in the US. My copper, brass and pewter is also made in the USA. The gold I use is 14k gold-filled, offering affordability.
I like semi-precious stones, lampwork and ceramic beads, fused glass, fresh water pearls, shell and wood. Murano glass from Italy is also a favorite because of it’s richness, color and quality along with handmade Kazuri beads from Africa. As focal points, these types of beads are like small free-standing paintings. My intent is to make jewelry with a strong sense of design that makes an artistic statement. The customer should feel they are wearing art that reflects their style.
Mardi Chapman
I have been painting for forty years in various media, mostly oil paint on canvas in the styles of the Impressionists and Old Masters. Four years ago, I discovered a computer program, Corel Painter, which allows me to duplicate the effects and look of my oil paintings using the computer and a tablet and pen. This approach appeals to me in that it requires no toxic materials and can be done anywhere I can use my laptop. Clean up is a breeze! The painting techniques I learned to paint portraits, landscapes and still life can be achieved electronically, and the output from my printers, or from a service bureau for larger paintings, is of a very high quality. I usually apply some acrylic paint to the canvas output, to create texture.
Images2Art
Digitally created mixed media paintings.
Ann Marie Curley
I am a native Michigander, and I try to make designs that reflect the beauty of my native state.
A.M.Batikdesign
These are hand "painted" silk scarves, using dye rather than paint. This provides for permanent colors. I create original designs, and hand apply them to the scarves with a synthetic wax, which encloses color areas in the design. Because the dyes and wax are hand applied, no two scarves are exactly alike.
Cynthia Buchanan
Cynthia is not formerly trained as an artists but has enjoyed working with vintage buttons and photos for the last 15 years. She has produced many multimedia sculptures and paintings at an art studio in Rochester, MI. She has works that include vintage button accessories, vintage photo collages, painted windows, tin box sculpture and much more
Cynthia Buchanan
Button Shoe Clips, broaches. purses, hats, bracelets
Debbie Liberman
Ceramic artist for 25 years. Founding member of the Village Potters Guild in Plymouth MI. I have participated in many workshops and seminars on new techniques. I have also taught pottery classes for both adults and children.
Debbie Liberman
Handbuilt ceramics ranging from jewelry items to large serving trays.
Yvonne Massenberg
My name is Yvonne Massenberg and I do machine embroideries for the home, spa and baby. I have always loved pretty things-- things with lace and scalloped edges. I have always loved things personalized, monogrammed bed linens, bath towels, kitchen towels, table linens, I think they add to the ambiance of a room. And even though I love the fomality of a well set table, I also appreciate the whimsy of linens bearing designs that spark conversation and grace an informal meal among friends. I think long and hard about my embroideries before i create them, and I anticipate the response of their recipients. I love to see people feel the depth of my designs when they're presented on a backdrop of a linen towel, napkin, or plush terry. And even more so, I love the way they look within the home. I enjoy what I do, and I enjoy the many compliments that I get when people experience my work.
It’s Only Squash
My embroideries are inspired of a bygone era, when dining was accompanied by a set table, when families ate together and actually engaged in conversation. And when night fell, one could find comfort and relaxation in the intimate retreat of a well-dressed bedroom. A place where bed linens and rose water linen sprays inspired dreams, healing, love and refreshment for the soul. I try to show this in my kitchen towels, linen napkins, bath towel ensembles, and guest towels . I use a canvas of 100% Egyptian Cottons, Fine Cotton Linen with cotton crocheted edgings, plush Terry Bath Towels, and more. I want my customers to feel pampered in every item that I present to them.
SooMee Lee
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My festive ceramic pieces are a result of my love of life.
Everywhere I go I see a quote, color, or pattern that I want to use in my own artwork. Originally a watercolor painter, I have found that my creative heart also loves making ceramic dishes, vases and charms to place all over my house. I like placing my earrings, change, shell collections and tea lights in my whimsical dishes to remind me that life is a huge blessing. I hope you see this in my work as well.
SooMee Lee
Each whimsical dish is hand made by me. I glaze each piece and fire it in a kiln at 1900 degrees. My glaze is food safe, dishwasher safe, and microwave safe. So feel free to interchange dishes for candy or candles.
My charms are meant to inspire you. I hang them from my ficus tree at home or place them in little nooks and crannies too small to hold large art pieces. They're delightful for yourself or friends and at a touch of color to an already beautiful home.
Jean Miller
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As a former kindergarten teacher, I have always experimented with unusual art forms. I started with tole painting and moved on to knitting and felting handbags. That led to felting old wool sweaters and creating unusual handbags (still an interest)...and to my latest passion. I love to use "found" treasures to make pins....especially feathers, but also vintage buttons, scraps of lace, beads, yarn...the list is endless. I hope you enjoy seeing my craft as much as I enjoy making these pins.
Fabric & Feathers
Brooches and pins created from feathers, buttons, beads, yarn....etc. Large pins may be about 4" x 6"...smallest about 1" x 2".
Erika Bergishagen
Erika has been painting most of her life and brings a fresh perspective to ordinary sights with intense color and unusual compositions. She first showed her work last August at Leon & Lulu's artist market and went on to be Artist-of-the-Month at the Birmingham Community House in March of 2011.
Sheryl Kammer
Acrylic on canvas paintings. Naive art with intense color.
Susan Graczyk
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Selected as Artist of the Month for the City of Sterling Heights for the month of June 2011. I am a self taught artist and have been painting and drawing for over 30 years. I sell my work on etsy and my art is also at starkweather art gallery in romeo michigan. I love the outdoors and movies and this is where I draw most of my inspiration for my paintings.
Susan Graczyk
original acrylic and watercolor paintings and illustrations.
Rachel Pitt
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What started as a fun project has turned into my own little creative business. I love looking for new products to work with, new looks, and keeping things fresh. I currently work as a Recycling Coordinator in Southfield, and am working on my Masters/Teaching Certificate at Wayne. I have two kids (age 2 and 4) and in my spare time (yeah, right) I put all of my creative energy into my jewelry and crafts.
I specialize in glass tile jewelry and magnets, using different sizes and textures of glass to get the right look. I have started making earrings to coordinate with the necklaces, and bracelets and rings aren't far behind. I make scrabble tile style necklaces, which are cute and at a lower price point. I also make pendants with a silver bezel, and dabble in bottlecap magnets (those are popular with the younger crowd).
Glassology
Pretty yellow flowers with just a touch of glitter sit on a light blue background. Delicate earrings measure 12mm and are topped with a glass dome. The necklace is a 1" silver pendant hanging on a silver-plated 18" snake chain.
Terry Kobleck
I am a self taught artist who started making jewelry because I could never find necklaces and bracelets that were just the right length or had just the right look for me. My friends started to ask me to make peices for them, and from there I began to sell to the public. My cats came about because I am addicted to resale shopping and became interested in felting. Those two pursuits combined to result in an abundance of wool sweaters which turned into stuffed cats. I have participated in 3 artist's markets at Leon & Lulu's, shown at the Royal Oak winter artist's market, and The Grosse Pointe Art Gallery holiday show. I have also been featured in the Free Press on Joycelyn Brown's Handmade page.
Cat’s Up My Sleeve/It’s Me Jewelry
Stuffed cats made from recycled sweaters. Cats are handsewn and finished with safety eyes, felting, and embroidery. Cat pincushions. Also finished with felting, vintage buttons, and embroidery.
jewelry. Necklaces, bracelets, and earrings made using semi-precious stones, sterling silver, Thai hill silver, and vintage pins.
Vidya Krishnan
http://leonandlulu.com/images/photos/krishnan.jpegFounded in 2010 by me and my sister Aanandhi, to realize a life long dream of reaching a larger audience with our creativity. Professionally, I am a trained Urban Planner and my sister is a Biomedical Engineer; however, our love for all things creative and innovative is the driving force behind this venture.
Kalli’s Dreams
Handcrafted gemstone and fashion jewelry
Beaded accessories and notions
Our store specializes in handcrafted jewelry made from gemstones, ceramic, glass, wood and various material beads and notions. The beads come from India, Mexico, south Africa, SE Asia and more. Each piece is individually designed and assembled, so no two pieces look exactly alike.
Janice Degen
http://leonandlulu.com/images/photos/IMG_2413.jpgI live in the Bloomfield area and make custom, unique, one-of-a-kind jewelry.
3-D Jewelry
One-Of-A-Kind, unique hand-made jewelry. Cuffs, ear-rings, and necklaces.
Mary Rae Olson
I've been designing and creating custom beadwork jewelry for over 25 years, specializing in pearl restringing and custom designs. I have participated in all of the last Leon and Lulu Artists' Markets. I have also exhibited my designs at not only many public shows over the years, but I have also hosted private shows and sales of my jewelry.
Bead Styles
Beadwork jewelry, consisting primarily of necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, and crafted from semi-precious and natural stone beads, sterling silver, freshwater pearls, and other fine materials.
Patrice Pannill
HSIA Designs
One of a Kind wearable art in the form of jewelry. Finely handcrafted freeform of loom beadweaving-surface design embellishments with an organic flavor. Jewelry collections include: necklaces, pendants, bracelets, cuffs, earrings, pins, etc. Also the Organix Collection is miniature wearable abstract art made out of paper in the form of pins, pendants, keychains, etc. Some pieces incorporate recycled/repurposed materials such as fabrics, papers, and tyvek.
Jan Vettraino
http://leonandlulu.com/images/photos/vettraino.jpgJan Vettraino is an interior designer from West Bloomfield, Michigan. She uses an Old World technique in a modern way to create crocheted wire jewelry adorned with new and recycled beads and embellishments from vintage jewelry. In addition to the jewelry, she makes dream, gratitude and prayer jars from re- purposed vintage silver plated containers that are embellished with rhinestone jewelry. She started creating her jewelry as a fundraiser for her niece who was hiking to raise money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma society. Many of her family members have been touched by Leukemia and this was a way to give back to fight blood cancers. 10% of the profits from the sale of this jewelry will go to The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Wire Designs Jewelry
Crocheted wire jewelry adorned with new and vintage beads and embellishments from vintage jewelry.
Dream, gratitude, prayer and marriage blessings jars made from re-purposed vintage silver plated containers that are embellished with rhinestone jewelry.
