Artists

Amores by Kei creates unique fashion jewelry/accessories for all ages, and specializes in adjustable cord bracelets and laser cut acrylic charms.

Mark Hassler’s art features elements inspired by comics and Manga.

Rob Wacker’s Ax and Anvil is full of eclectic found art using scrap medal and found objects to create humanoid or automotive-inspired sculptures. See his display in the back of his vintage truck and view his large selection of one-of-a-kind pieces.

“My creative vision is fueled largely by nostalgia & science. With a hunger to ever expand the boundaries of my imagination, I strive to maintain a level of uncompromising artistic integrity.
As far back as I can remember, I always knew art was my calling. My earliest memories I had a pencil & paper in hand ready to draw whatever ideas came to mind.
My latest focus has been this pseudo 3D mixed media style, which is something I just came across by experimenting with varying textures & media. I wish I could remember how the idea came to me, but it was simply something I tried one day & liked the result, so I continued creating works in this format. My hope is that my work can spread joy & spark a sense of wonder in all who see it.”

Forester’s booth features handcrafted jewelry that provides a true coastal connection. Made with real pearl, turquoise, coral, etc. finished in leather and sterling silver.

Hunny Hush is all hand made, eclectic and rustic one of a kind jewelry. Combing Etched, Mosaic and leathers for every day wares, fun moments and statement pieces. Susan has over 300 styles at all times of bracelets, necklaces and earrings.

A 2018 featured artist, Loren Miller is a visual artist from Pensacola, Florida, who specializes in contemporary realism. He describes his style as “Americana-Nouveau”. He creates figurative works in oil, graphite, and charcoal. His works are dark, in earthen tones, and light is used carefully as the tool to create an emotional gravity. His work utilizes classical techniques to imbue the modern elements of everyday life with significance.

Artist Murat Caglaroglu creates leather masks and journals through an ancient process. “Each item is made from a special “ Bageta” leather which has been processed the same way by hand for over 400 years.The leather is submerged in water until it becomes soft and supple.Once it has reach the proper consistency,it is then hand sculpted and shaped. After drying,it reaches its final form with unique leather paints and varnishes.”

Diana West’s booth appeals to the plant-lover and hippies among us with handmade pottery and macrame plant hangers and other eclectic crafts.

Southern Ocean Designs creates beautiful handcrafted jewelry. Each piece is handcrafted using authentic stones, ceramic, copper, Brass, bone, sterling silver and gold.

Wyatt’s Fire Ant Foundry creates unique artistic sculptures from casting fire ant colonies. This tent will also feature kitchen and serving items with lightning designs created by using electricity to burn designs into the wood.

“I handcraft adorable sea creatures using a Japanese artform known as Amigurumi. I also make one of a kind creations that I change for every Gallery Night. Creations that range from unicorns and dragons to dinosaurs and Pokémon.”