Twilight and Memory is a framed mixed-media artwork by multidisciplinary artist and writer Kristin Anahit Cass, created as part of a limited-edition series.

Featuring a botanical print of mountain wildflowers, the piece weaves together themes of memory, identity, and place through layered visual storytelling.

Cass's practice spans photography, printmaking, video, and other media, often incorporating sensory elements to create a deeper, more immersive connection with viewers. Her work explores relationships between past and future, drawing on personal and collective histories to imagine more just and connected worlds.

Sacred Circle Mandala is a striking hand-cut metal artwork by Colorado artist Chris VandeSande, owner and designer of Dark-River Metal Design.

Created with plasma-cutting techniques, this intricate piece transforms raw metal into a visually captivating and meaningful design.

The mandala is derived from the Sanskrit word for "circle" and symbolizes unity, balance, and spiritual rebirth, making this work both decorative and deeply symbolic.

VandeSande's artistic approach is rooted in transformation - taking ordinary materials and crafting them into something tangible, eye-catching, and one-of-a-kind.

Mountain High II is an original, framed watercolor painting by award-winning Colorado artist Janis Goldblatt, capturing the beauty and emotion of the mountain landscape through expressive color and fluid form.

Known for her work in both Colorado landscapes and abstract painting, Goldblatt's pieces have been juried into local, regional, and national exhibitions. She has developed a distinctive style that blends observation with emotional interpretation.

Working in watercolor, Goldblatt embraces the medium's natural translucency and movement, infusing each piece with sensitivity and an expressive, subjective quality. Elegant and atmospheric,

Make a statement with this striking Sterling Sugar Skull Pendant Necklace by Colorado artist Pamela Webb, owner and designer of Phryne (pronounced like "Pride") Metal Jewelry.

Hand-pierced from sterling silver and suspended on an 18" chain, this piece blends intricate craftsmanship with bold artistic expression.

Inspired by the rich symbolism of Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), sugar skulls represent not death itself but the spirits of those who have passed and the joyful, colorful memories they leave behind.

Webb's work is rooted in the idea of wearable and functional sculpture, creating jewelry that stands apart from the ordinary. Her original metal and mixed-media designs - crafted in sterling silver, gold, bronze, and steel - are often one-of-a-kind or produced in limited editions for those who embrace individuality and self-expression.

Bring texture, warmth, and story into your space with this fiber art wall hanging by Colorado-based textile artist Sue Lewis of Sue Lewis Art.

Featuring a tree set against a vibrant yellow background, this art quilt is richly layered using techniques such as felting, embroidery, and looping.

Inspired by both traditional quilting and the beauty of the natural world, Lewis incorporates a wide range of materials - including vintage kimono silk, upholstery fabrics, hand-dyed textiles, hand-painted canvas, and organza.

Her work is further enriched with found and meaningful elements such as wire, feathers, mica, and linens and papers preserved by her family - creating a deeply personal connection between past and present.

Through transparent layering, intuitive composition, and expressive color, Lewis blurs the line between representation and abstraction. Evocative and tactile, this piece invites reflection, designed to spark memory, mood, and a sense of connection through the art of repurposing and storytelling.

Dimensions: 20" x 27"

Bring texture, movement, and story into your space with this fiber art wall hanging by Colorado textile artist Sue Lewis of Sue Lewis Art.

Featuring a dynamic composition of tree limbs and branches with an open-winged bird, this multi-colored art quilt captures both the energy and quiet beauty of nature.

Created using techniques such as felting, embroidery, and looping, the piece is richly layered with depth and texture.

Inspired by traditional quilting and the natural world, Lewis incorporates a wide variety of materials - including vintage kimono silk, upholstery fabrics, hand-dyed textiles, hand-painted canvas, and organza.

She also weaves in found and meaningful elements such as wire, feathers, mica, and linens and papers preserved by her family, connecting past and present through thoughtful repurposing.

Dimensions: 18" x 24.5"

Bring texture, softness, and quiet beauty into your space with this fiber art wall hanging by Colorado textile artist Sue Lewis of Sue Lewis Art.

This delicately composed piece features pale green leaves set off-center against a softly colored background, creating a sense of balance, lightness, and gentle movement. Rendered in a palette of light, airy tones, the work evokes a calm, contemplative mood.

Created using techniques such as felting, embroidery, and looping, the piece is richly layered with a wide variety of textiles - including vintage kimono silk, upholstery fabrics, hand-dyed materials, hand-painted canvas, and organza.

Lewis also incorporates found and meaningful elements such as wire, feathers, mica, and linens and papers preserved by her family, connecting past and present through thoughtful repurposing.

Experience the layered beauty of Colorado through this mixed-media pairing by Colorado-based artist JC Spock, featuring a large-scale painting and a companion ornament.

Mountain Ranch is a richly textured mixed-media painting that blends layers of acrylic paint with local vintage ephemera-historic documents from the late 1800s and early 1900s-and is anchored by the artist's own photography. The result is a dimensional, storytelling piece that captures both landscape and legacy.

Complementing the painting is a Mountain Ornament (4" round), created with the same thoughtful layering of acrylics, vintage materials, and photography. Perfect as a wall accent or seasonal display, it echoes the themes and textures of the larger work in a more intimate format.

Inspired by a deep love of the American West, Spock's work is rooted in a rustic, historic, and nostalgic aesthetic - art that speaks to a bygone era and simpler times. Through her distinctive approach, she merges history, place, and process to create meaningful, one-of-a-kind pieces that honor Colorado's past while celebrating its enduring landscape.

Painting Dimensions: 16' x 24" 1.5" Ornament Dimensions: 4" round

Elevate your style with the Tumble Choker Necklace, a striking piece of handcrafted wearable art featuring intertwining sterling silver squares that create movement and modern elegance.

Suspended from a 16-inch sterling silver neck wire, the geometric forms hang approximately two inches, offering a clean, contemporary silhouette that pairs effortlessly with both casual and formal looks.

Handcrafted in Boulder, Colorado, this piece reflects the artistry and precision of Balefire Goods, an award-winning jewelry gallery and custom jeweler in Olde Town Arvada, known for responsibly sourced materials and expertly crafted designs.

This untitled dimensional drawing by Charles Parson reflects the artist's distinctive visual language, characterized by the interplay of circles, lines, and abstracted mountain forms. Parson's multi-faceted practice spans drawing, printmaking, painting, sculpture, installation, stage design, and performance art, as well as large-scale public works.

His signature drawings distill complex ideas into simple yet powerful forms, using repetition and geometry to evoke landscape, movement, and rhythm. Subtle and contemplative, it offers a compelling example of Parson's ability to transform basic elements into a dynamic visual experience.

Dimensions: 10" x 12"

The Original Tin Can Mug by Denver-based artist Charles T. Levesque transforms an everyday object into a thoughtful, functional work of art. Crafted in ceramic with a sleek black finish, this mug reimagines the familiar form of a tin can through a contemporary, retro-inspired lens.

Levesque's work spans painting, sculpture, ceramics, drawing, and video art, often blending mediums to create pieces that are both visually engaging and conceptually approachable.

With a focus on evoking warmth and connection, Levesque's artistic goal is simple yet powerful: to generate kindness for the viewer.

This piece embodies that intention, inviting a moment of pause, familiarity, and quiet appreciation in the everyday. Both playful and refined, The Original Tin Can Mug is a unique fusion of nostalgia, design, and meaningful craftsmanship.

Aleatory by Colorado sculptor Craig Robb is a compelling mixed-media sculpture that explores connection, space, and meaning through the interplay of materials and form.

Part of a series the artist has described as "metaphorical vistas," this work combines wood, curved steel, and a wood sphere to create a dynamic composition that is both structural and expressive.

Robb often incorporates symbolic objects-such as houses, chairs, and other familiar forms-to evoke deeper narratives about how we relate to our environments and to one another.

Prairie View by photographer Dave Woodman is a landscape image on canvas that blurs the line between photography and painting. With bold color, rich contrast, and dynamic light, the prairie appears vivid and expressive - almost as if a painting at first glance.

A lifelong photographer guided by curiosity, Woodman captures whatever sparks his interest, bringing a deep appreciation for color, texture, and form to every image.

As he puts it, "Color is always on my lens." His work reflects both a passion for experimentation and a joy in the creative process.

Photography on canvas, Prairie View offers an immersive, fresh, and imaginative perspective on the natural world.

Dimensions: 24" x 30"

River Runs Through It, by photographer Dave Woodman, is a vivid canvas print capturing a classic country landscape featuring mountains, a winding river, and a striking red barn. With bold color, rich detail, and a painterly quality, the scene feels both timeless and dynamic - drawing the eye across the composition from foreground to horizon.

Woodman's signature use of color and contrast brings depth and energy to the natural setting, transforming a familiar landscape into something visually compelling.

A lifelong photographer guided by curiosity, Woodman captures the world with an emphasis on color, texture, and light - "Color is always on my lens." His work invites viewers to pause and appreciate the beauty of everyday landscapes from a fresh, expressive perspective. Dimensions: 40" x 20"

Cattle Country by photographer Dave Woodman is a stunning canvas print capturing the beauty of Boulder's farmland set against the iconic Flatirons.

At dusk, the mountains are beautifully backlit, casting a warm, glowing light that enhances the scene's depth and atmosphere. Grazing cattle bring a sense of quiet, pastoral calm, while Woodman's signature use of bold color and contrast adds richness and vibrancy.

A lifelong photographer guided by curiosity, Woodman is driven by a passion for color, light, and texture - "Color is always on my lens." His work transforms familiar Colorado landscapes into striking, painterly images that invite viewers to pause and take in the moment.

Both serene and radiant, Cattle Country offers a breathtaking glimpse of the Front Range at day's end.

Dimensions: 29" x 39"

Sailboats at Rest by photographer Dave Woodman is a striking metal print capturing sailboats docked in the calm waters of Puget Sound, Washington.

With deep, vivid color, strong contrast, and crisp lines, the composition draws the eye across the dock, masts, and hulls, with their reflections shimmering in the water below. The result is both structured and serene-an interplay of geometry and stillness.

A lifelong photographer guided by curiosity, Woodman brings a passion for color, light, and texture to every image - "Color is always on my lens." His work transforms everyday scenes into bold, expressive compositions that feel both dynamic and tranquil.

Printed on metal for enhanced clarity and luminosity, Sailboats at Rest offers a modern, visually captivating take on a peaceful harbor scene. Dimensions: 24" x 16"

Out With Old, In With New by photographer Dave Woodman is a vibrant metal print that transforms a simple rural scene into a bold visual story. Featuring two connected barns-one weathered and brown, the other bright and red-the image captures a striking contrast between past and present.

Set against a backdrop of blue skies, white clouds, green trees, and golden grass, the composition bursts with color, turning a familiar subject into something dynamic and visually exciting.

Woodman's signature use of vivid color and contrast brings energy and depth to the scene, while the juxtaposition of old and new invites reflection on change, continuity, and the evolving landscape.

Printed on metal for enhanced clarity and brilliance, this piece is both nostalgic and modern-a celebration of rural life re-imagined through a bold, artistic lens.

Dimensions: 17" x 11"

Waiting for Horses by photographer Dave Woodman is a vivid metal print capturing a quiet moment in a ranch corral, where tall stacks of round hay bales sit partially covered under a tarp.

Bursting with color, the scene features warm wooden fences, golden hay bales, a striking red barn with a dark roof, and trees shifting between green and yellow-all set beneath a bright blue sky dotted with white clouds.

Woodman's signature use of bold color and contrast transforms this everyday Western setting into a dynamic and visually engaging composition.

A lifelong photographer guided by curiosity, Woodman brings energy, texture, and light to every image - "Color is always on my lens." His work elevates familiar rural scenes into expressive works of art that feel both vibrant and timeless.

Printed on metal for exceptional clarity and luminosity, Waiting for Horses captures the beauty of a moment just before the action begins. Dimensions: 20" x 10"

Cabin Refuge by local Olde Town Arvada artist Ethan Hoekstra is a serene and atmospheric giclee print on panel that captures a quiet mountain retreat bathed in soft, fading light.

Rendered in a palette of gentle neutrals, the scene is defined by long, delicate shadows cast by a setting sun beyond the valley.

The interplay of light and shadow creates an almost ethereal quality, evoking stillness, reflection, and a sense of escape.

This piece invites viewers into a tranquil landscape where simplicity and mood take center stage - offering a peaceful, contemplative presence in any space.

Dimensions: 12" x 12"

Launch by Colorado-based ceramic artist John R. Hamilton III is a large, wheel-thrown vase that merges sculptural form with storytelling and exploration.

Designed to resemble an open-space capsule or futuristic vessel, the piece features a distressed surface with underglaze detailing, clay "screws," and bold yellow-and-black hazard striping - paired with a small Colorado state flag as a nod to place.

Its weathered appearance evokes a relic from space travel, as if recovered after a long journey beyond Earth. Inspired by a lifelong fascination with space-drawing on the visual language of Star Trek, Star Wars, and Art Deco futurism, Hamilton uses simplified color palettes and dark, defining lines to emphasize the clay's curves and structure. Each piece is thrown on the wheel, ensuring no two are alike.

As both an artist and Ceramics Program Manager at the Arvada Center, Hamilton brings technical mastery and imaginative vision together, creating work that is equal parts functional object and cosmic narrative.

This beautiful, feminine, large-size fairy pendant necklace by Denver-based artist Kym Bloom, from her Shenanigans Jewelry line, is a one-of-a-kind piece that blends vintage mechanics with whimsical storytelling.

Handcrafted from antique watch movements-some more than 100 years old-each component is thoughtfully deconstructed, repurposed, and transformed into wearable art.

The silver pendant features a delicate fairy figure with expanded wings, gracefully hanging by one hand from the necklace's connector, evoking a sense of movement and narrative.

Soft pink Swarovski crystals add a luminous sparkle, offering a striking contrast to the intricate, industrial textures of the vintage watch elements.

No two pieces are alike, making this pendant a truly unique fusion of history, craftsmanship, and imagination - where time itself becomes part of the story.

This original watercolor, Clouds, by Colorado-based artist Linden Kirby, is beautifully matted and framed, ready to bring warmth and inspiration to your home.

Working in watercolor, mixed water media, and acrylics, Kirby draws deeply from the beauty of nature. Landscapes, trees, and scenes inspired by travels across the U.S. and Europe often influence his work, resulting in pieces that blend realism with abstract expression.

Kirby believes art resonates most when it tells a story, evokes emotion, or stirs memory. His thoughtful approach to subject and medium creates compositions that feel both personal and universal.

A Signature Member of the Colorado Watercolor Society, Kirby continues to explore new techniques while staying rooted in a love of nature and storytelling through art.

Glorious, by Colorado-based artist Linden Kirby, is an original watercolor-and-ink painting that celebrates the vibrant beauty of nature in full bloom.

Warm pink flowers take center stage, set against a lush background of blues and greens that create striking contrast and depth. The interplay of color and line brings energy and movement to the composition, capturing both the delicacy and brilliance of the natural world.

Working in watercolor, mixed water media, and acrylics, Kirby draws deeply from the beauty of nature. Landscapes, trees, and scenes inspired by travels across the U.S. and Europe often influence his work, resulting in pieces that blend realism with abstract expression.

Beautifully presented in a high-gloss black frame with a crisp white mat, this piece is ready to hang and instantly elevate any space with its bold color and uplifting presence.

This hand-painted wooden serving tray by Colorado-based artist Lori Wilson features a striking mandala design in turquoise and purple, carefully created using a detailed dot-painting technique.

Set against a crisp white background, the intricate pattern radiates outward with balance and precision, showcasing Wilson's signature style.

A protective epoxy resin coating seals the surface, making it both beautiful and functional - perfect for serving or display.

As the owner and artisan behind Made For You Creations in Loveland, Wilson is known for transforming traditional mandala art into usable pieces that blend creativity with everyday purpose. This tray is a vibrant example of functional art, designed to be enjoyed both visually and practically.

Dimensions: 16" x 12"

Rising Above by Colorado-based artist Michelle Wolins is a vibrant, layered acrylic-and-resin painting that evokes movement, light, and a sense of uplift.

A cascade of umbrellas drifts upward into a sky filled with soft white clouds, rendered in a spectrum of blues accented by touches of pink and pale orange. The composition suggests both motion and optimism, as the forms rise toward warmth and light.

Michelle Wolins works professionally as a Graphic Designer while maintaining a dedicated fine art practice.

Through a distinctive process of layering small acrylic paintings in resin, she builds depth, texture, and luminosity, using palette knife techniques to capture the energy and atmosphere of the American Southwest.

As a Senior Graphic Designer at National Jewish Health, she is passionate about using creativity to support organizations that improve lives. The result is a dynamic, multi-dimensional piece that invites viewers to look closer-and to feel a sense of elevation, movement, and possibility.

Dimensions: 6" x 6"

Carry a piece of Denver history with this black tote featuring an artist's rendering of the iconic Denver Drumstick sign, created by Colorado artist Pamela Webb.

A beloved family restaurant chain in the 1960s and 1970s, the Denver Drumstick is fondly remembered not only for its comfort food but for the model train that famously ran above the dining area-an experience that delighted generations.

Webb, known for creating wearable and functional sculpture, transforms this nostalgic symbol into a bold, graphic design that celebrates local culture and memory. Both practical and meaningful, this tote is a tribute to a cherished piece of Denver's past.

AU by Colorado watercolor artist Rick Long is a dynamic, hand-drawn original painting celebrating Olympic gold medalist and ski legend Mikaela Shiffrin.

Depicted in race gear, Shiffrin stands with arms open, holding the U.S. flag behind her as her skis rest against her arm and a pole in hand - capturing both strength and triumph in a single, powerful moment. The composition conveys motion, pride, and the spirit of elite athletic achievement.

For Long, art is deeply personal. What began as a healing process has evolved into a lifelong journey of storytelling through watercolor. His work now reaches collectors around the world, from China and Japan to Paris, London, and Berlin, each piece reflecting his passion and the moments that inspire him.

AU is more than a portrait; it is a tribute to perseverance, excellence, and the enduring power of the human spirit.

Stevie 1985, by Colorado watercolor artist Rick Long, is a vibrant, hand-drawn original portrait capturing the joy and brilliance of music legend Stevie Wonder.

Surrounded by expressive specks of color, a young Stevie Wonder is depicted mid-song-smiling wide, wearing his signature sunglasses and hat. The composition radiates energy and warmth, reflecting both his musical genius and unmistakable spirit.

For Long, art is a deeply personal journey that began as a form of healing and has grown into a lifelong passion for storytelling through watercolor. His work is collected around the world, each piece infused with emotion, movement, and meaning.

Stevie 1985 is a celebration of rhythm, soul, and the enduring impact of an icon whose music continues to inspire generations.

Dimensions: 18" x 24"

This hollow wooden vessel by Colorado artist and master woodworker Scott DeWeese is a beautifully crafted piece made from locally sourced cottonwood.

Turned with precision, the form is elevated by a decorative mosaic band, created using pyrography (woodburning) and enhanced with layered India inks in varying tones.

The vessel is finished with a protective satin polyurethane, while the interior is painted black with gesso, creating a striking contrast that emphasizes both form and detail.

DeWeese brings decades of experience to his work, from early beginnings in his father's garage workshop in Grand Junction to a 45-year career spanning education, construction, and fine woodworking.

His recent focus on detailed turned art pieces often incorporates his signature "Baskets Illusion" technique - drawing inspiration from patterns in nature, Native American design, and architecture. Blending technical mastery with artistic exploration, this vessel is both a functional form and a sculptural statement, celebrating the beauty, texture, and versatility of wood.

Rose #4 by Colorado-based artist Vanessa Martin is an original etching created using the chine colle printmaking technique, blending scientific observation with artistic expression.

Inspired by daily walks on the Colorado high plains, Martin draws from the tradition of botanical illustration while incorporating a contemporary sensibility. Her work reflects a deep appreciation for the quiet beauty of nature - from blooming flowers to dried leaves and seed pods-captured with both precision and softness.

Martin's process begins with detailed illustrations that are translated into etched plates. Each print is hand-inked and often enhanced with chine colle and subtle hand-coloring using watercolor or colored pencil. She thoughtfully selects papers with organic textures, embedding natural fibers that complement her subject matter.

A graduate of the School of Botanical Art and Illustration at the Denver Botanic Gardens, Martin creates pieces that are both scientifically grounded and artistically expressive - each print is a unique and carefully crafted work of art.

Dimensions: 11" x 15"

Father and Sons by E. (Elaine) Hughes is a richly textured painting created entirely with a palette knife, capturing the warmth and quiet beauty of family connection.

A self-taught artist, Hughes discovered her signature style in 1997 while seeking greater texture and movement than brushes could achieve. Since then, all of her work has been created exclusively with a palette knife, resulting in expressive, dimensional surfaces.

Born in Los Angeles and raised in Orange County, Hughes draws inspiration from everyday life-especially children and families-often set against coastal backdrops influenced by her lifelong connection to the California shore. Her work reflects a deep appreciation for simple, meaningful moments.

Through her paintings, Hughes hopes viewers will pause, reflect, and recognize the beauty in everyday life - capturing not just a scene, but a feeling.

Dimensions: 24" x 31"

Appreciate the captivating beauty of Totem #2, a stunning wooden sculpture by renowned Colorado artist and sculptor Leo Franco.

With more than 30 years in the art world, Franco is celebrated for his innovative wood sculptures and multimedia installations, drawing inspiration from literature and storytelling.

This piece showcases his signature polished engineered forms, blending contemporary design with natural elegance.

Totem #2 is not just a sculpture; it's a conversation starter, inviting viewers to explore the intersection of art and narrative.

Perfect for art lovers and collectors alike, this unique work embodies Franco's artistic journey and mastery of materials. Experience the allure of a distinctive artwork that tells a story and honors the rich tradition of fine arts.

Adventure is Out There captures a serene mountain sunset in this evocative giclee reproduction by Colorado-based artist Julie Leidel of The Bungalow Craft.

Featuring snow-capped peaks beneath a glowing sky of soft yellows and pinks, the piece evokes both tranquility and a spirit of exploration.

Printed using a high-resolution giclee process with pigment-based inks on archival materials, this work offers exceptional color depth, fine detail, and museum-quality longevity designed to last for generations. It is presented on an off-white mat with a backer board, ready to enhance any space.

Leidel draws inspiration from the Arts & Crafts Movement, Art Nouveau, and the WPA era of the 1930s. Her revivalist approach reflects the philosophy that the head, heart, and hand work as one - infusing her work with a timeless sense of craftsmanship, warmth, and nostalgia. Dimensions: 11" x 14"

Colorado, a giclee reproduction by local artist Julie Leidel, features a glowing mountain sunset, where radiant sunbeams stretch through a bold red-and-yellow "C"-a subtle nod to the iconic Colorado state flag-set above a rippling river and framed by forested peaks. The word "Colorado" anchors the composition, grounding the piece in a strong sense of place.

Printed using a high-resolution giclee process with pigment-based inks on archival materials, this work offers exceptional color depth, fine detail, and museum-quality longevity designed to last for generations. It is presented on an off-white mat with a backer board, ready to display.

Leidel draws inspiration from the Arts & Crafts Movement, Art Nouveau, and the WPA era of the 1930s. Her revivalist approach reflects the philosophy that the head, heart, and hand work as one, infusing her work with a timeless sense of craftsmanship, warmth, and nostalgia. Dimensions: 11" x 14"