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Bruce Thurston from Texada Island hand crafts earrings using tiny seed beads from Japan then attaches them to sterling silver hooks. Length measures approximately 3 inches.

Bruce Thurston from Texada Island hand crafts earrings using tiny seed beads from Japan then attaches them to sterling silver hooks. Length measures approximately 3 inches.

Bruce Thurston from Texada Island hand crafts earrings using tiny seed beads from Japan then attaches them to sterling silver hooks. Length measures approximately 3 inches.

Bruce Thurston from Texada Island hand crafts earrings using tiny seed beads from Japan then attaches them to sterling silver hooks. Length measures approximately 3 inches.

Bruce Thurston from Texada Island hand crafts earrings using tiny seed beads from Japan then attaches them to sterling silver hooks. Length measures approximately 3 inches.

Ian Howie is a stone sculptor who lives in a rural area near Port Alberni.  He personally collects the marble used in his sculptures from deposits on Vancouver Island and Quadra Island. Ian is a power tool carver using diamonds saws, angle grinders and die grinders.  All pieces are hand...

Each card is an original, one of a kind, watercolour, matted. Comes with an envelope.  

 

Each card is an original, one of a kind, watercolour, matted. Comes with an envelope.  

Each card is an original, one of a kind, watercolour, matted. Comes with an envelope.  

Each card is an original, one of a kind, watercolour, matted. Comes with an envelope.  

Each card is an original, one of a kind, watercolour, matted. Comes with an envelope.  

Lynn Orriss is a Vancouver Island artist who creates jewellry using polymer clay. This medium allows the artist to emulate glass, metal, ceramic, stone, bone, wood, fibre and paint. She often adds semi precious stones and crystals to her necklaces.

Vancouver Island artist Kristina Gray puts her love for mythology, fantasy, science and nature into each piece she sculpts out of borosilicate glass with her torch.

Vancouver Island artist Kristina Gray puts her love for mythology, fantasy, science and nature into each piece she sculpts out of borosilicate glass with her torch.

Vancouver Island artist Kristina Gray puts her love for mythology, fantasy, science and nature into each piece she sculpts out of borosilicate glass with her torch.

Vancouver Island artist Kristina Gray puts her love for mythology, fantasy, science and nature into each piece she sculpts out of borosilicate glass with her torch.

Vancouver Island artist Kristina Gray puts her love for mythology, fantasy, science and nature into each piece she sculpts out of borosilicate glass with her torch.

Vancouver Island artist Kristina Gray puts her love for mythology, fantasy, science and nature into each piece she sculpts out of borosilicate glass with her torch.

This delightful fellow can stand on a flat surface or be worn as a pendant.

Vancouver Island artist Kristina Gray puts her love for mythology, fantasy, science and nature into each piece she sculpts out of borosilicate glass with her torch.

Vancouver Island artist Kristina Gray puts her love for mythology, fantasy, science and nature into each piece she sculpts out of borosilicate glass with her torch.

Vancouver Island artist Kristina Gray puts her love for mythology, fantasy, science and nature into each piece she sculpts out of borosilicate glass with her torch.