Meet Indie South Artist - Michelle Cornelison

Michelle Cornelison has been printing under the name Subaqueous Press since 2011. After receiving a BFA in printmaking and book arts, she began hand-printing greeting cards from home and preparing for graduate study in paper conservation. She also collects vintage and second-hand fabrics, which she uses to create her line of hand-sewn accessories called Oceanity. She enjoys printmaking in any form, reading, quilting, chemistry, thrifting, and practicing the organ. Michelle lives with her husband near Atlanta.

oceanityhandmade.etsy.com <http://oceanityhandmade.etsy.com> 
subaqueouspress.etsy.com <http://subaqueouspress.etsy.com> 

Meet Indie South Artist - Suzi Linden

I explore art to know myself and my world.

I am a student of myth and find truth in the stories of many cultures. I look for light in the darkness and enjoy exploring the relationship of positive and negative space. I am always changing mediums.

http://www.suzilinden.com

 

Meet Indie South Artist - Swampware Pottery

Swampware Pottery is owned by Pat McCaffrey. She does wheel thrown and slab built pottery that is hand painted, laser decaled and screen printed.

https://www.facebook.com/swampware.pottery.1

 

Meet Indie South Artist - TomKat Originals

Tom Kat Originals designs/creates one of kind Leather Accessories made from Recycled Materials and Found Objects into Wearable/Functional Art.  

https://www.facebook.com/tomkatoriginals?fref=ts

 

 

Meet Indie South Artist - capman

cap man is known for his colorful paintings of chickens and flowers with inspirational sayings, as well as for his bottlecapped vehicles.  he takes pride in using only reclaimed materials for his art and "making something beautiful out of nothing."  

http://www.thecapman.us

 

 

Meet Indie South Artist - beca designs

Always artsy and looking for a creative outlet,  Beth Carter started beca designs in 2001, focusing on handmade jewelry.  The next few years were an evolution of style and materials as the company began embracing a greener, more eco-friendly identity.  Never content with common materials, Beth's journey of design innovation lead to the introduction of recycled glass to her beca designs jewelry in 2006.  A line of home decor products soon followed, including functional and decorative art pieces such as platters, trays, bowls, spoon rests, lamps, candles, incense holders, planters and luminaries -- all made from recycled glass bottles.

Partnering with local bars and restaurants, Beth has diverted approximately 14,000 bottles from local landfills over the past 7 years. In her continuing commitment to the environment, most of her jewelry pieces also include recycled/reclaimed sterling silver and/or vintage components. Go Green Gorgeously with beca designs!

 

 

http://www.becadesigns.net

 

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Meet Indie South Artist - Laurel Hill Jewelry

I make jewelry in Athens, Georgia. I love living in the south, where I was born.  I'm inspired by primitive jewelry, the connection between the form and function of adornment.

Laurel Hill Jewelry is a one-woman operation.  I design it, I make it, I photograph it, I pack it, I ship it, and I'm grateful to spend my time doing what I love.

http://laurelhilljewelry.com