We made the June Issue of 417 Magazine!
417 Magazine graciously printed an article about our businesses, including Creava School For The Arts! Thank you to writer Julie Sedenko Davis, and Chuck Travers, who shot some wonderful photos… Read more »
Author Archives: Hue & Marla
Marla’s Painting Awarded First Place!
Marla: My pastel painting was awarded First Place in the Pastel National 2016! It’s a portrait of a Weimaraner illuminated by dramatic warm sunlight. I named it “Ghost” because the… Read more »
Hue’s New Series
Hue: I have begun a new series of stoneware pieces that I’m really excited about. The process is quite creative, as I incise then paint with glazes onto a pot… Read more »
Afternoon With Visitors From South Dakota!
Hue: Hue: Bonnie and her granddaughter, Emily, found us online and booked an afternoon of pottery making at our studio on June 27th. They were on a road trip from… Read more »
Trails West Show in St. Joseph Was Fun!
Marla: We had a delightful, yet cloudy, weekend in St. Joseph, Missouri August 15-17. Even though it rained Friday evening and Saturday was overcast, the crowds came out for great… Read more »
Rylie Painting Her Dog, Mac
Marla: I just had to share this photo of one of my students, at home working on her pastel painting of her dog while he looks on through the door…. Read more »
Peacocks!
Marla: A painting of five pet peacocks completed for the Marsh family in Charlotte, North Carolina. Each of the birds has its own quirky personality, and I loved painting the… Read more »
Hue Interviewed For Faith Vessels Story!
Marla: Hue was recently interviewed for a feature story in the Missouri Methodists Magazine about our business, Faith Vessels Pottery For Worship. They did a great job telling our Faith… Read more »
Portrait of Joey, A Pit Bull Mix
Marla: I had the privilege of painting Joey for one of my collectors to give to her daughter for Christmas. The painting was a huge hit!
Dozens of Mugs!
Hue: I’m making several dozen jumbo mugs this week in preparation for our Spring art fair season. I am leaving distinct finger marks on these so that the glazes I… Read more »