Artworks hosts selected guest artists on a consignment basis:
LYLA LILLIS does ceramics from Whidbey Island clay, using rich-toned glazes in amorphous shapes. She also offers a line of fun, inexpensive jewelry, ideal for gifting.
ROBERT ARNOLD: By popular demand Bob Arnold's raku pottery is back in Artworks. Retired after being an art teacher for 30 years, Bob specializes in smoke-burnished raku glazes in rich, inviting tones. Some pieces feature authentic Whidbey Island horse hairs burnt into the final firing. He also has a new line of fish-inspired raku wall pieces.
LYLA LILLIS does ceramics from Whidbey Island clay, using rich-toned glazes in amorphous shapes. She also offers a line of fun, inexpensive jewelry, ideal for gifting.
ROBERT ARNOLD: By popular demand Bob Arnold's raku pottery is back in Artworks. Retired after being an art teacher for 30 years, Bob specializes in smoke-burnished raku glazes in rich, inviting tones. Some pieces feature authentic Whidbey Island horse hairs burnt into the final firing. He also has a new line of fish-inspired raku wall pieces.
Lyla Lillis creates imaginative ceramics using Whidbey Island clay. She also provides Artworks with inexpensive and fun jewelry.
Lyla Lillis creates imaginative ceramics using Whidbey Island clay. She also provides Artworks with inexpensive and fun jewelry.
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