Showcase your wine collection with this beautifully hand-carved wine holder, handcrafted in Sheboygan, Wisconsin from locally sourced walnut and black walnut wood. Its sturdy design ensures it can securely hold a variety of wine bottles, combining function with rustic elegance. This artisan piece adds charm to any kitchen, bar, or dining space. The package includes four bottles of wine to display in the holder and six stemless wine glasses to enjoy them-making it a perfect blend of craftsmanship and experience

Add charm to your collection with this whimsical 1989 offset lithograph by beloved Milwaukee artist Don Nedobeck (1935-2020) titled "Two Birds With New Red Shoes." Known for his playful, humorous animal illustrations, Nedobeck captures joy and personality in every stroke. This signed vintage print features two stylized birds wearing bright red shoes-an iconic and highly recognizable theme in his work. A delightful piece for art lovers and collectors alike.

This vibrant orange copper enamel plate by mid-century artist Teri Bovano, features a beautifully detailed floral design at the center, makes a striking decorative piece. Package includes box of Taylor's Handmade Chocolate Peanut Brittle. A charming blend of artistry and indulgence! Purchased at Atypic.

The Future Is Bright is a tribute to the extraordinary progress being made in Alzheimer's disease research and the hope that now surrounds what was once a devastatingly uncertain diagnosis.
Within the printed figure, the brain and nervous system are intentionally revealed, inviting viewers to consider the profound, full-body impact of this disease. Alzheimer's does not affect memory alone - it touches identity, relationships, and the very essence of personhood. The exposed anatomy serves as both a reminder of that vulnerability and a testament to our growing understanding of the human mind and body.
Thanks to decades of relentless research, advocacy, and compassionate care, meaningful breakthroughs are reshaping the future of treatment and prevention. What once felt insurmountable is now met with momentum, innovation, and measurable progress.
This piece stands as a symbol of that turning point - honoring those affected, celebrating scientific advancement, and illuminating a future filled with possibility. The future is, indeed, bright.

Materials: Linocut printmaking materials, acrylic paint, paint markers, sealant