Alex Zaves

Santa Barbara CA

2022 Booth #AZ

© Alex Zaves

Copper Kinetic wind & garden art. Each hand designed,shaped, welded, with natural patinas- of blue green with a water salt solution and the various rainbow colors that is yielded up by copper is drawn out during a heat process of around 2,000 degrees. All my copper art starts off as raw copper in long sheets that I create one at a time from cutting, shaping, welding, by hand without power tools. All my designs are created and made by me alone, I do not have any employees to help and I have been doing my artwork this way for over 40 years. My designs and sculptures are only created by me thus this becomes my signature work of art. .

Carlos Montanaro

Indio, CA

https://www.rewindjewelry.com

2021 Booth

© Carlos Montanaro

Narrative jewelry that is made by combining recycled & fabricated objects, horology & storytelling

To create my pieces, I utilize many jewelry bench techniques including: soldering, sawing, piercing, filing, sanding, engraving, etching, lost wax casting, riveting, various cold connections, chain-making, several types of patinas & hand-finishing techniques in my creative process. I also utilize my knowledge of horology and watch restoration to re-work antique pocket watches into working pieces of wearable art.

By combining vintage repurposed items & pieces crafted from my imagination, I create themed jewelry with character, depth & playfulness.

Amos Amit

Los Angeles, CA

https://batikbyamit.com

© Amos Amit

Booth 2023 #52

Original batiks on Egyptian cotton hot wax and dyes process. The technique is a difficult one and takes years to perfect to control the hot wax on the fabric so to get fine clear details.

Wayne Gao & Michelle Chang

ROWLAND HEIGHTS CA

2019 Booth #56

© Wayne Gao & Michelle Chang

Free hand painted designs and own glazes which make vertical and 3D line on slab of cay,firing in high temperature kiln. The artworks are designed both to hang and as funiture in wrought iron stands. 

Haylee Shoop

Whittier CA

www.HMdesignStudios.com

2022 Booth #127/128

I use watercolor in order to create a stunning effect that will later accentuate and highlight my drawing's depths and shadows. More interestingly, I then spend between 50-70 hours with a .005 Micron Pen, creating very small intricate world art inspired designs in my artwork. I challenge myself to improvise new designs in each piece I create. Over the past year I have started to embed smaller hidden drawings within the larger image in order to peak the interest of my viewers, patrons, and collectors alike

The majority of my content is comprised of animals, a smaller portion is inspired by whichever region of the country my next art show will be held. However, all of my subject matter is chosen from what ever makes me happiest at the time!

All works are drawn and created by me, using ink over water color on cold pressed water color paper.
My Originals range from 11x14 to 18x24 Inches. 

Armik Malekian

Armix Craft
Glendale, CA

2019 Booth #2

http://armixart.com

Contemporary Oil & Acrylic, Vivid color, bold texture, Rough Brush strokes, Motion and Movement.

© Armik Malekian

Jean Havet

San Francisco, CA

2017 booth # 24

We design and handcraft fabricated jewelry of Sterling silver, brass and copper. Our speciality has always been bracelets. Our designs also include rings, earrings, pendants and metal collars. Each piece of jewelry is fabricated individually, and by us. Nothing is cast. Nothing is mass produced.

© Jean Havet