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Signature bowls represent the hunger homeless people face everyday. These bowls were created by potters in our community and each come with a ticket for a bowl of soup and bread.
Bowls designed by the artist with a little extra artistic creation and valuable time. The bowls will vary in size and style depending on the artist.
Artisan Glass blown ornaments
Buy 4 bowls for $100
Hand painted Texas Bluebonnet bowl by local Traffic Anchor/Producer with station WOAI/KABB, Joy Burgin.
Artist Zanza
The essence of Zanza's work lies in its ability to awaken people's imagination, transporting them to a universe of possibilities and dreams. Her creations celebrate the feminine figure in all its diversity and strength, revealing the transformative power that every woman possess within herself.
Artist Mike Peace
Artist Karen Cruce
Mixed Media
Artist Cindy Gatlin
Artist John Nelson
Did shows all over the southern part of the U.S.A. for many years, traveled to Israel for an exchange program for potters. Taught two courses at the Craft Center a long time ago.
Artist Susan Keller
Artist William Blosch
made of live oak
Artist Kelli Fenderson
Native Mississippian (Tupelo area) I moved to San Antonio this summer with my fiancé and son. Each of my pieces are completed by me from start to finish. I cut out the design, sand, prime, paint and make the bows and attach any greenery. I do custom orders and I sell on Etsy and hope to go to some local markets and craft fairs in the coming months. I also do other types of crafts such as crochet macrame and card making
"As an artist, my goal is to share with you my passion, creativity & inspiration through each one of my creations" My pieces are 'Creations Emerging from my Soul'. 'Returning to clay, has been my escape & relief button'
Red Coral Collection
Artist Glafiro Gomez
Earth tones ( Yellow and browns)
Glaf has only been experimenting with this acrylic pour method for a few years. After his retirement as a pharmacist (31 years) he decided to utilize acrylic pouring techniques on canvas, glass, wood blocks, tile and glass vases. No two are alike, each one is unique in color pattern and texture. Glaf is meticulous about his work so some pieces had to be redone several times. Due to his love for fishing and the outdoors, he gets his inspiration from nature. Yolanda, his wife, a retired counselor/art teacher is his biggest art critic and biggest fan of his beautiful artwork. She is the one who will post listings on Etsy and manage the site.
Earth tones - Purple & Gold
Glaf has only been experimenting with this acrylic pour method for a few years. After his retirement as a pharmacist (31 years) he decided to utilize acrylic pouring techniques on canvas, glass, wood blocks, tile and glass vases. No two are alike, each one is unique in color pattern and texture. Glaf is meticulous about his work so some pieces had to be redone several times. Due to his love for fishing and the outdoors, he gets his inspiration from nature. Yolanda, his wife, a retired counselor/art teacher is his biggest art critic and biggest fan of his beautiful artwork. She is the one who will post listings on Etsy and manage the site.Picasso Tile
Artist Bryan
Artist Julianna
Colorful Canvas Crescent Crossbody: This crescent crossbody is made from a thrifted cotton duck canvas curtain with beautiful colors perfect for the fall season. The 33" strap is adjustable, wear it across your body or over your shoulder. The lining of the bag was made from a bed sheet, and inside includes a zipper pocket and a leash to hold your car keys. Everything was washed and dried before sewing.
About the Artist: Julianna, also known as, Juju is a self taught sewist and owner of WildflowerbyJuJu on Etsy. She's found a passion for thrifting and up-cycling bed sheets, pillow cases, and other pieces of second hand fabric into wearable items. Everything is sourced and handmade by her.
Artist Matthew Teeter
Ceramic Tiny House. This little sculpture is influenced by Modernist architecture ideas. Simple geometric forms combine to form a concise unified sculptural work. The sculpture is handbuilt using slab and pinch techniques. It is finished with an acrylic paint patina to present an aged look. (SA)
In 2018, Lydia began making earrings for herself out of wood, hand-painting each piece with vibrant and playful designs. The compliments she received on her unique creations inspired her to try selling them at local weekend markets in Miami, and the rest is history! Since our humble beginnings, Le Chic Miami has grown into a team of four talented artists based in San Antonio, TX. We strive to design and hand-paint distinctive wooden earrings that brighten your day. We take pride in creating unique, eye-catching pieces that reflect your individuality and help you stand out from the crowd.
My name is Rosie Medill and I am a licensed hair colorist with 30 plus years in the cosmetology field. My Goal is to make my client walk out feeling beautiful inside and out while they sit in my chair throughout their service till the moment they leave.
Raindrop Technique Massage Gift Certificate
Handcrafted with Veg tanned leather. Very soft yet durable leather. Has lots of room for credit cards, cash. This one of a kind wallet is designed by me.
Sake Set. Decanter and 4 cups with white diagonal design. White on black stoneware glaze. Dishwasher safe.
About the Artist:
Tracie Jenness
Currently exploring the interplay between light and dark through the use of smoke and black and white glazes. Born and raised in San Antonio with an undergrad in ceramics from UTSA and a master's in special education from SFU. Currently works as a Teacher for the Visually Impaired at NEISD.
Set of Three Saggar Fired Vessels. Three hand burnished vessels that have been fired in a saggar box with copper salts and sawdust. Not food safe
Julia Blake
In the summer of 2019 I took a pottery class with two close friends. I enjoy house plants and my goal was to make some cool planters. I was in love from the start. It has been an adventure of learning and creativity! I hope you enjoy my various functional items for home or work. I love what I do and I hope that love comes through in my art and into your space.
Samantha (Sam) Thomas is a mixed media artist book maker creating handmade art journals, junk journals, and artist books under the business name Sambookery.
Can you make this for me? Was a simple question I asked to my husband, Tim, in 2016. He thought about it and said he would try. We did not know it then but this was the beginning of Dusty Square Designs. I am his wife Victoria and I had wanted him to make me a wall art piece I had seen on a fancy and expensive website. I can't even quite remember what it looked like anymore but that's not important. What is important is that Tim liked making it. Tim has always been good at putting things together but because of work and family responsibilities, he had never tried to creatively make anything. Tim began making other wall art pieces and we started selling them at markets and online. Tim and I are the owners of Dusty Square Designs. He creates and makes all the wonderful pieces we sell. Our oldest son now helps to make the pieces and I help with the other not as glamorous office stuff. We have learned so much, met other great makers, and are excited to see how this business grows and where it can take us. Our current favorite saying is that the Dream is free but the Hustle is sold separately. We have decided that this dream is definitely worth the hustle.
Stay Wild with a day at the San Antonio Zoo
Serving bowl
Serving Dish
Serving dish
Artist Jim Hokanson
Artist Michelle Geister
Artist Leslie Newton
2 light gray large table plates
Wood to Ceramic Vase
Artist Susan Gleye
Celebrity Bowl
Artist: Susan L. Pamerleau
Susan L. Pamerleau is the former Sheriff of Bexar County. She was elected to the position on November 6, 2012, becoming the first woman to be elected to the post. She began her 32-year career in the United States Air Force when fewer than one-percent of the Armed Forces were women and rose to the rank of Major General. During her Air Force career she served in the Pentagon developing plans, programs, and budget requirements for personnel programs, base realignment and closure actions. She received numerous awards and decorations, including the Distinguished Service Medal, the Defense Superior Service Medal, and the Legion of Merit. Sheriff Pamerleau received her Masters degree in Public Administration (MPA) from Golden Gate University in San Francisco. Phillips University conferred an honorary Doctorate degree on Pamerleau in 1998. She received her Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of Wyoming.
Artist: Mona Helmy
"Artist is a new title for the San Antonio industrial designer and plastic manufacturer.
Mona Helmy is the CEO of Helmy Manufacturing, an industrial design/CNC tooling/plastic thermo forming company founded in 1988. In addition, the once "behind the scenes artist", took her Art public in 2020 and established Mona Helmy Art.
Mona's work includes vivid abstracts, contemporary, fluid and multimedia art. Her work is inspired by feelings, culture and imaginations. Her desire is to awaken emotions and inspire others to dream their own vision as they view her art.
Mona was born in Syria an immigrated to the United States in her adolescence. San Antonio became home and is a large part of what shaped the business woman and the artist today.
Artist: Toro Martinez
From trash to treasure this San Antonio artist transforms items people throw away to beautiful pieces of art.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jesus-toro-martinez-43950111
Artist: Cat Peck
As an artist and designer, I create colorful, happy art - sometimes traditionally, using acrylic and mixed media, and other times digitally, using my iPad or camera. Some highlights of my career include winning the 2017 FIESTA FIESTA poster contest where my design was featured on posters, t-shirts, medals, and even VIA buses! As a vendor at USAA I had the opportunity to show and sell my artwork and specialized in creating fun pet portraits. I am currently working on creating a line of wearable art. I am proud to have been invited to create a bowl for auction at the Empty Bowls fundraiser which benefits such a worthy cause.
Artist: AJ Rodriguez
Two Barred owls have graced us with their presence this summer and fall. "LA Lechuza" is a local superstition. Personally, these amazing beings are a blessing to see in downtown SA. Therefore, I believe they bestow good luck and a positive vibe to me and my family.
Artist: Cristina Sosa Noriega
I am full time muralist born and raised in San Antonio. I care deeply about homelessness in San Antonio and am on the board of Close to Home, formerly SARAH. SAMMinistries is a vital part of the solution here in San Antonio and I am happy to support by donating art.
I painted a milagro corazon to represent not only my Mexican-American roots and culture but to acknowledge the heart and passion that goes into caring for our community members who deserve the utmost compassion while experiencing homelessness.
Instagram: @Mommypaints
Facebook: /CristinaPaints
CristinaPaints.com
Artist: Kimberly Verity
First attempt at creating the flavor of past artisan brush pottery painting from Mexico.
Kimberly is the Managing Partner for Helotes Gallery. Featuring over seventy Hill Country artists, Helotes Gallery is the premier Art destination located in Old Town Helotes. The Gallery features a wide array of styles and mediums for you to enjoy, including original sculptures, oil, and acrylic works, as well as pottery, water colors, glass art, photography, and wearable art.
Second attempt at creating the flavor of past artisan brush pottery painting from Mexico.
Artist: Paul Garro
Paul Garro's education and personal formation called him to be a servant-leader. His life's work has been a journey towards that fulfillment. Three formative highlights amplify this vocation. First, teaching and living in East St. Louis, IL which is a city described by Jonathon Kozol in his book "Savage Inequalities" as a city so poor and devastated, it represents America's Soweto. Second, nurturing and caring for some of the most vulnerable people in our communities: children with AIDS; victims of child abuse and multi-handicapped children. And lastly, participating in the Rotary Club of San Antonio, where prominent businessmen and women choose to serve our community in a collective effort to make a positive impact in the human condition.
Artist Michelle from Throwing Gold
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