Aaron Jones’ assemblages are created from found objects consisting of discarded items and pieces of broken machinery as well as natural and organic materials. He enjoys collecting interesting objects to repurpose them to create something completely novel and unusual. Key elements of his work will have strong connections to nature and incorporate aspects of science, history, culture and humor.

Tia Marie Wilson makes smudge stic and candles and includes repurposes dried flowers. They would be a wonderful addition to your home or office or to give as a gift. 💛💛

The Art of KaGie is a one stop shop for unique and personalized stationery, home decor, accessories and more. The artist behind the shop, KaGie, uses her love of wildflowers and sketching to hand sketch or design every single item. You can find pillows, keychains, tote bags, notebooks and more! Her signature design is the ‘Wildflower’ design, but you can find items to personalize and customize to your liking, and items that fit dog lovers, holidays, and more!

Hi! My name is Kandra Young and I am an artist aiming to just make someone smile and to bring a bit of joy into the world through my art. My art is usually cute, sometimes geeky, and often packs a pun aimed at making you smile. I focus primarily on digital art, offering stickers, tees, and prints. However, I also dabble a bit in traditional art painting with acrylics, gouache, or watercolor.

Rachael Moore is a self-taught artist who has been painting in NWA for 8 years. The works featured are all acrylic on canvas. Her art is inspired by nature and my community. “Thank you for taking a look at my work!”

“Gasket and Blade ” 11″ x 14″(framed) Drawing Alcohol markers, Prismacolor pencils, upcycled chainsaw bar, and an upcycled carburetor gasket ARTIST’S PHILOSOPHY My pieces start from something found or noticed. I see an object, an ordinary thing, with its intended form and purpose, and I see it in colors and patterns. I see the abstract in the mundane.

“Salmon” 36.5″ x 26.5″ Drawing Alcohol markers, Prismacolor pencils, oil pastels, and a upcycled four pack can carrier on upcycled foam core ARTIST’S PHILOSOPHY My pieces start from something found or noticed. I see an object, an ordinary thing, with its intended form and purpose, and I see it in colors and patterns. I see the abstract in the mundane.

“My soul is crushed with grief to the point of death. Stay here and keep watch with me.” Mark 14:34 “Abba, Father,” [Jesus] cried out, “everything is possible for you. Please take this cup of suffering away from me. Yet I want your will to be done, not mine.” Mark 14:36 Jesus wept real tears, was in anguish, and even fell to the ground praying. While we aren’t asked to die on a cross for the sins of the world, we experience grief and suffering. Sometimes our struggling and pain is so unbearable, we do fall to the ground and beg God to remove it. But Jesus “repurposed” His pain…

Rachel Grace Borntrager works with ink, alcohol ink, watercolor, and oils. In her abstract landscapes and landscape topography pieces, she explores moments imagined from chaos and complexity that turn into calmness, like a deep breath; a tribute to her appreciation for nature and therapy/mental health.

I grew up in St Louis, Missouri. During my elementary schooling we would go on field trips to Forest Park Zoo, Art Museum, and the Jewel Box. I remember going to all of these great places. My favorite was the Jewel Box. It’s still there. It is a Botanical Garden. They have flowers from all over the world. The abundance of color was overwhelming. I took a trip to the Jewel Box to photograph as many flowers as possible. Here’s my painting of the”Lily Pads” 20×10 panel board, oil medium.