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Bruce Thurston from Texada Island hand crafts earrings using tiny seed beads from Japan & Czechoslovakia then attaches them to sterling silver hooks. Length measures approximately 2 inches.

Bruce Thurston from Texada Island hand crafts earrings using tiny seed beads from Japan & Czechoslovakia then attaches them to sterling silver hooks. Length measures approximately 2 inches.

Bruce Thurston lives on Texada Island, British Columbia and creates wonderfully whimsical glass art pieces that are composed of a large number of glass pieces that are fused together to produce the image. 

Bruce Thurston lives on Texada Island, British Columbia and creates wonderfully whimsical glass art pieces that are composed of a large number of glass pieces that are fused together to produce the image. 

Bruce Thurston lives on Texada Island, British Columbia and creates wonderfully whimsical glass art pieces that are composed of a large number of glass pieces that are fused together to produce the image. 

This cleverly designed bag has two external pockets and velcro closure. Unfolded the bag reveals a spacious interior, which is zippered shut.

This artwork is located at the Bayside Gallery, Bayside Resort Hotel, 240 Dogwood Street, Parksville, BC  V9P 1E1.

This artwork is located at the Bayside Gallery, Bayside Resort Hotel, 240 Dogwood Street, Parksville, BC

This artwork is located at the Bayside Gallery, Bayside Resort Hotel, 240 Dogwood Street, Parksville, BC

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Eco Printing creates prints of leaves, using the natural pigments, tannins and acids present in leaves, by combining them with mordants, moisture and heat on fabric or paper. Vancouver Island artist Jeanette Hawkes embellishes her eco prints with gold leaf.

Born in Port Alberni, Vancouver Island Adina moved to Venice, Italy where she studied art.  Upon her return to Canada she studied art and design at Vancouver Island University. She draws inspiration from her natural surroundings and Venetian architecture, working in acrylic, watercolour, charcoal and pencil.

Born in Port Alberni, Vancouver Island Adina moved to Venice, Italy where she studied art.  Upon her return to Canada she studied art and design at Vancouver Island University. She draws inspiration from her natural surroundings and Venetian architecture, working in acrylic, watercolour, charcoal and pencil.

This wall hanging measures 18 inches X 12.5 inches and is mounted on a wooden frame for easy hanging. Kate studied Fine Arts at the Montreal Museum School and Theatre Design at John Abbott College in Quebec and later worked in a weaving studio in Hudson, Quebec. She uses local...

Painting measures 4" x 12"

This photo was taken at Beachcomber Park, Nanoose Bay, Vancouver Island

This photo was taken at Beachcomber Park, Nanoose Bay, Vancouver Island

Exact replicas of starfish are hand glazed and kiln fired in natural & designer colours. The waters of British Columbia, from Puget Sound to Alaska are particularly rich in starfish, now called sea stars. The most common sea stars, the Pisaster Ochraceus or purple star, is found in the middle...

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. She has recently started producing beautiful buttons out of polymer...

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. She has recently started producing beautiful buttons out of polymer...

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. She has recently started producing beautiful buttons out of polymer...

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. She has recently started producing beautiful buttons out of polymer...

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. She has recently started producing beautiful buttons out of polymer...

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. She has recently started producing beautiful buttons out of polymer...

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. She has recently started producing beautiful buttons out of polymer...

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. She has recently started producing beautiful buttons out of polymer...

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. She has recently started producing beautiful buttons out of polymer...