Art Walk
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Nightmare face painting
The Scarlett Piper would love to transform you in to the mythical, creepy, or cute character of your dreams! We’ll be face painting at The Bird’s Nest with Kollecta Creations at 123 W Elm Street. Let’s have some fun!
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Sterling silver and Tiffany Technique jewelry
Hi my name is Bianca Havens the one woman show,brains and creative force behind Bone Church jewelry and my previous incarnation Paletree Arcana. From product design and creation to marketing, website, customer service, packing and shipping, I do it all! I have been creating and designing Halloween and oddity style jewelry full time since October of 2014. What started as a hobby for me soon became my full time job and I am very passionate about what I do and every piece of jewelry I create is imbued with a piece of my soul. I was born and raised in the heart of New Orleans. The energy of that city…
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Unique one of a kind handmade resin jewelry and accessories
Pamela Martin makes handcrafted epoxy resin pendants that highlight a dark forest theme. I use locally grown pressed flowers in my pendants. I also sell earrings and accessories
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Handmade jewelry, 3 D lithophanes
Handmade jewelry using polymer clay, deer antler, silver,copper, Loom bracelets, wood and antler rings, 3D printed lithophanes
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Whimsical Fruit Market Shirts
A whimsical group of fruits and vegetables on a vintage style T-shirt
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Kristen’s Creations
Kristen Vail, an artist based in Bentonville, is known for her vibrant and lively pet portraits. Her work is characterized by its playful use of color and dynamic energy, capturing the unique personality of each pet she paints. Through her art, she brings out the joy and character of the animals, making each portrait not just a representation but a celebration of the pets she paints. Vail’s approach to art is all about fun and expression, which is evident in the bright, cheerful pieces she creates.
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Natural expression
Miles Sweet calls Northwest Arkansas Home. The Natural state provides inspiration and relaxation.
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Katlyn
This is a portrait of artist Stan Cox’s grand-daughter when she was thirteen. He captured her in a very focused pose. The light reflected off her braids.
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Old Pinnacle Barn
This is an old barn that was torn down on Pinicole Road. Stan Cox painted it from the photographs he took of it on Labor Day or 2019. It had been damaged by several storms. This painting is a 11×14 Oil medium on panel. He tried capturing the early morning light as the sun arose.
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Deluxe cookies
Deluxe cookies of all sorts by DM’s deluxe cookies will have a pop-up shop from 4:30 pm – 7:30 pm at The Grand, 117 W Walnut, during the September 12 Art Walk.
