Artisan Center, Part II

Yesterday, I blogged about my books in the Artisan Center Along the Crooked Road.  The art, though, is what the place is all about. Check out some of the lovely things I saw—and I didn't even go upstairs.

Carol Yopp's paintings and acrylic cutting boards.
Her horse painting is one of my favorites.

These dolls are lovely.

The little cow purse is so cute.

Some of Ibby Greer's paintings.

More of Ibby Greer's paintings

Ibby also painted these gourds.

Lots of jewelry. These are only a few pieces.

A blanket chest

Walking sticks by Kerry Wood.

Patty Van Dolson's mosaics.

Patty owns Gallery in the Pines in Glade Hill, VA.

I loved the color of these ceramic pieces.

Some of the upstairs art.

Pottery by Nell Fredericksen sits on glass-topped pillars.

A closer look at nell Fredericksen's pottery.
That shade of blue is my favorite color.

While I was there, Leslie Santapaul brought in some of her dish gardens.

Here are more dish gardens atop the wooden plaques.

I really liked this one.

These pictures show only a part of all there is at the Artisan Center. See why I like the place so much? (And I'm a fan of the Artisan Center Facebook page, too.)

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