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  1. Multi-color Five Barrel Necklace by Diana Ferguson, Image 2.

    Diana Ferguson

    Multi-color Five Barrel Necklace

    Glass cylinder beads, leather, sterling plated accents, mag. clasp

    $265

  2. Multi-color Barrel Necklace by Diana Ferguson, Image 2.

    Diana Ferguson

    Multi-color Barrel Necklace

    Necklace - glass cylinder beads, Leather, Magnetic Clasp

    $285

  3. My Favorite Tree is Fading by Jan Norsetter, Image 2.

    Jan Norsetter

    My Favorite Tree is Fading

    Oil on linen panel

    8 x 8 x 0.125 in

    $495

  4. Muddy Waters...Dragonfly Blues, No. 4 by George J. Miller, Image 1.

    George J. Miller

    Muddy Waters...Dragonfly Blues, No. 4

    Photo-Documented Physical Stage-Set/No Computer Modification

    21 x 31 x 1.5 in

    $300

  5. Mug with Flower Pair Design by Alyssa Martz, Image 2.

    Alyssa Martz

    Mug with Flower Pair Design

    majolica earthenware

    4.5 x 3 x 4 in

    $40

  6. My Green Tambourine by Michelle Larson, Image 2.

    Michelle Larson

    My Green Tambourine

    Thrift store frame, stencil, craft pieces, crushed glass, jewelry

    13 x 16 x 2 in

  7. Mountain Range by Hannah O'Hare Bennett, Image 1.

    Hannah O'Hare Bennett

    Mountain Range

    Textile

    19 x 13 x 1.5 in

    $99

  8. David Timberlake

    Muffler Table

    Salvaged and Welded Steel Sculpture

    $385

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About the artist

Rick Ross

Reflection of who I am as an artist keeps bringing me back to one word: evolution. I have always loved art – I drew and painted as a child – but as I got older the transition into adulthood left me little time for creative expression. In my 30s, another major transition, parenthood, gave me the unexpected inspiration to return to art. Spending time with my sons and seeing the world through their eyes moved me to pick up the paint brush again, this time expressing color with renewed wonder of the world around me.

Nature is my subject matter, whether literally interpreted through landscapes and still life or abstractly represented by the textures and depth of oil and cold wax medium. Like the evolution of my life experiences, I love to explore and imagine the journey of objects and am inspired by history, age, and patina.

The next phase of my personal evolution and the evolution of my work is yet unknown. Education, research, and experimentation will take me there. I am a member of the Mt Horeb Area Arts Association, Wisconsin Visual Artist, and the Wisconsin Alliance of Artists and Craftspeople.