No pressure. Finding joy in the process of creating with no pressure. Perfectionists nightmare. Creating a piece and not being afraid of the small mistakes but rather seeing the bigger picture.

Golden recycled paper representing a net with colors of red, orange, blue accents. The frays are made of threads hand tied. The dark violet back ground makes this piece pop. Size 36×36 inches placed in a beautiful gold frame

This exhibition includes three artists: Amy Terry, Angela Teeter and Aaron Jones. We all work in the art form of assemblage, but with very distinct styles. I identify as an expressive, tinkering, process artist. My approach to creating is non-traditional. I collect found objects, such as bones, fragments of machinery, and broken/ orphaned pieces of all things strange and unusual. I curate and combine the objects to create something interesting and novel. I take inspiration from nature, spirituality and folklore from all cultures, history, scientific experiments, tattooing, Gothic literature and aesthetics, as well as cinema, specifically classic horror and Sci-Fi films. Creative influences: Albert Pinkham Ryder, Henry Fuseli, H.R. Giger,…

A 30×24 stretched canvas, oil medium. Though she is a Norwegian Princess. She fits in the Ozarks, no shoes.

Recycled paper golden abstract representation of a fossil found. This piece is accompanied by thread and bead accents. Size 36 x36 in a beautiful gold frame

30×24 stretched canvas, oil painting.

Melinda Anderson makes her one-of-a-kind gorgeous hand made jewelry using sterling silver and gold fill with natural stones, semi-precious stones, crystals and fresh-water pearls.

I’ve been on a creative path for over 45 years. I’m an enthusiastic, creative person who wears a lot of hats—including fine artist, illustrator, designer, gallery manager, educator, and an executive of art organizations. I am a realistic artist who has transitioned into multiple styles of painting, exploring abstract ideas and themes. I’m an expressive and intuitive painter in oils, acrylics, watercolors, pencils, and ink. I love light, movement and color, and I push myself to find the right subject and style for my work while staying open to everything around me. I call myself a colorist. Everything is strong and bright, but there is a surrealistic twist to much…

I am inspired by tranquil landscapes and provincial settings. My artwork reflects some realism but I hope to capture the whimsy of days gone by while living in the moment. I enjoy experimenting with different mediums and lately I have been using oil pastels. I have also been making clay pendants/charms to paint designs on; either as an accessory or just something pretty to look at. I’m a new mom, and I have been creating in my spare time (my family is also an inspiration but I try to maintain my identity and individuality too). I hope to continue to be a part of a community which encourages creativity!