Life Styles is a non-profit organization that enthusiastically supports individuals with intellectual disabilities in reaching their full potential as contributing members of their community. The artists of Life Styles are able to explore their creative abilities. Art has paved the way for our students to communicate and express their thoughts and feelings. Celebrating Abilities consists of landscapes and portraiture taught by Roz Waiwaiole and Joelle Storet.

Depicting antique dolls through traditional oil painting

Both were painted on top of recycled California Maos that were donated to my school for art students. Fallen Angel is a depiction of the world I see around me while Angel of Delusion is a depiction of what I see in myself, both comfort and desperation.

Hats r Hot are individually designed from hot items that come from your Devine scraps around your home or living space that become high fashion’s best!

Christina Gross creates unique, one of a kind pieces made from up-cycled bicycle parts into sustainable and usable time pieces, lights, and decor.

Kristina Snow is a multi media painter inspired by nature and all things beautiful.

Liz Cox works in acrylic, mixed media, collage, and hand-made paper. Her work ranges from semi-abstract landscapes to more textural intuitive paintings, which invite the viewer to interpret the work. Many of her paintings are layer upon layer of color, texture, markings, glazes or paper that create depth and a sense of history…that something else came before the layer seen on the surface. Liz lives and works in Rogers where she enjoys the colors, patterns, and textures of the world around her and is inspired by the beauty of the “extraordinary ordinary” of God’s creation. She studied graphic design at the University of Arkansas and earned her Bachelor of Arts…

Need some cute comforting art to bring you some daily joy? From stickers, to plushies, to published coloring books, to paintings. If I can help brighten your day in anyway, then I’ve done good

Kathleen Woolsey works in metals, seeking to uplift and encourage. In this series “Trash to Treasure” she finds inspiration in pieces discarded as worn out and useless, refashioning them into useful and unique works. What was considered no longer useful has been transformed for a new purpose.