Self taught artist in acrylics.

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Eclectic best describes my work and my love of art. My art is mostly inspired by nature and my Pennsylvania German heritage. The stylized illustrations I produce in watercolor and pen and ink largely stem from my studies of art found on old PA German barns, furniture, certificates and quilts. I turn these illustrations into wearable art in the form of pins. My photography is a combination of natural landscapes, wildlife, structures (particularly those that are old or abandoned) and architectural details.  As I continue to explore the use of various medium, I'm finding new ways to bring my ideas to life.You can visit my Art and Design Studio and Gift Shop in Palmerton - visit my website at TakingDeeperRoots.com

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Maggie is a self-taught artist who has experimented with face painting, pyrography, set design - both painting back drops and buildings, murals, furniture painting and jewelry making. She is currently focusing on 3D art made with paper mâché on wood panel or canvas and sculpture painted with acrylic. Maggie revels in redefining "outside the box." Visit her website here

My work as an artist is inspired by nature. I use wood as my palette to create my art by carving or a turning or combining both. I grew up with nature in my backyard.  Growing up I liked to fish, hike and photograph nature and still do. Nature is a big part of my life and has so much to offer, it gives me my medium to work with and then lets me create objects inspired by its beauty.

Student of Jay Davenport of Jim Thorpe, PA

Drawing and painting provide me with a sense of peace. I am inspired to do this work through memories of my father’s love for drawing and woodworking and the time he spent teaching me to carefully observe and appreciate life’s simplest times.

My choice of subject matter often happens unexpectedly, as when I see an object which reminds me of a long forgotten, but meaningful, moment. I choose a particular medium – charcoal, pastel, or oil – to capture the feel of the memory. A touch of humor, sprinkled here and there when appropriate, adds another dimension to a number of my works. I would like my pieces to spark a pleasant memory in the minds of viewers and to encourage them to realize the beauty found in ordinary objects and daily activities. Find my art at mashaferfineart.com.

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Marjorie has a BS from Kutztown University and MA from the University of the Arts. She is the Shadow Box Queen. Marj will transform any memorable token, items and recycled goods into a memory box for you. She also hand creates Shrines, Assemblages and collages that are currently exhibited in her Jim Thorpe gallery Rosemary Remembrances II established in 1984. The gallery is located at 10 Hill Rd on Opera House Square. Open most weekends noon to five. She also shows her artful pieces in galleries that exhibit small works. Visit her website.

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Showed at the Palmerton Library, Hospital, Fall Fest and the Lehigh Gap Nature Center. Cindy Lou won a Plein Air Contest. She is the a designer of landscapes and the owner of Garden Angels for 8 years.

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I am a multimedia artist with a Bachelor’s degree in fine art, and a Master’s degree in art history. Whether in paintings or drawings the language of my visualization often draws on the legacy of Surrealism, where fantasy and pastiche play an integral part. I am concept and technique driven, using the narrative of the line as a style of calculated precision to weave a story. My eclectic gallery of 'bird-women' falls into the category of what Joan Miro once noted about Surrealism: what really counts is to strip the soul naked - and are largely confined to portraiture. 

Lynn studied photography at the Art Institute of Philadelphia and have been in business for 20 years. She is the owner of Photography by Lynn in Palmerton.

Visit photobylynn.com to see more!