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From River Arts Inc.

  1. Fresh Carrots by Cynthia Quinn, Image 1.

    Cynthia Quinn

    Fresh Carrots

    All pieces hand-stitched with beads, applique, cotton and wool

    11.5 x 14.75 in

    $750

  2. From Destruction, We Rise by Jessica Gutierrez, Image 1.

    Jessica Gutierrez

    From Destruction, We Rise

    Mixed Media Watercolor

    17 x 15.5 in

    $500

  3. Full of Color by Randy Glysch, Image 2.

    Randy Glysch

    Full of Color

    Glass and Wood

    12 x 12.25 in

    $400

  4. Fury Disintegrating by Rick Ross, Image 2.

    Rick Ross

    Fury Disintegrating

    Oil & cold wax on panel

    18 x 18 x 1 in

    $275

  5. Fungi Amanita by Cynthia Quinn, Image 1.

    Cynthia Quinn

    Fungi Amanita

    Acrylic, Cotton

    5 x 5 in

    $130

  6. Fungi Boletus by Cynthia Quinn, Image 1.

    Cynthia Quinn

    Fungi Boletus

    Acrylic, Cotton

    5 x 5 in

    $130

  7. fruit+flowers in pedestal vase by Alyssa Martz, Image 2.

    Alyssa Martz

    fruit+flowers in pedestal vase

    Ceramic stoneware, high-fire reduction glaze

    15 x 13 x 9 in

    $425

  8. Fun with Compliments by Rick Ross, Image 2.

    Rick Ross

    Fun with Compliments

    Oil and cold wax

    20 x 16 in

    $300

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About the artist

Therese Miskulin

I have been teaching art in the Sauk Prairie School District for 22 years using a variety of media. I have found in my Object Design classes that copper is an inexpensive and easy material for the students to work with. It can be etched, enameled and holds various patinas. Due to the lack of space and funding, I have focused on cold connections, meaning attaching the different components together using wire and/or rivets. Another new medium I have been investigating is Precious Metal CopprClay ™ . This new medium is molded, fired twice in an activated coconut carbon and tumble polished. It also can be enameled and soldered. My inspiration comes from organic items found in nature. I combine base metal with stones, resin and fused glass to produce a piece of jewelry.