Featured Artists 2

Featured Artists II

Chris Peden
A dazzling book of Flappers. Note how the spine is a door hinge!

Kate Mahoney
Color makes the French and Petite Playing Cards come to life.

Beverly Shupp
Variety is the spice of stamping here.

The Five Sisters Think of Me

A Blessed Are Thanksgiving Cordelia

Two Sisters The Round Playing Card

Beverly recycled the envelope her order came in, that's why Portia has a crease through her head! She liked the effect so much that future cards are going to have the same effect.

Valerie Rothert
Simple touches add elegance to these creations.

Princess wears all sorts of embellishments that Valerie has added!

Valerie added her signature touch to The Kiss

Brenda Robinson
Vibrant collage is the signature touch Brenda gave to these African-American Heritage images.

Doreen Motheral
Warmth sets the tone here.

Marilyn Rock
Using handmade papers as a background, Marilyn highlighted stamped areas of images from the Baron's Daughter with chalks on glossy paper.

Beth Kramer
Combining her hand-carved crown and key on the card, Beth created a multi-layered collage.

Jan Lynick
Intensity of color is Jan's specialty.

Jan calls these "Life's a Puzzle."

Adriana Lady Grey (Shakespeare Heroines)
done on a slate tile.
See Jan's lantern using the Shakespeare Heroines on the cover of the Sept./Oct. 2002 issue of Expression magazine.

Marla Rosenlieb
Pop Medieval Art by Marla! Or is it quilting? Either way, these are eye-catching, as are all Marla's creations.

Marla's Adriana and Ophelia cards, above, and below, her fun Round Playing Cards ornament!

Tami French
These elegant ornaments and fun shrink plastic charm bracelet show off images from the Blessed Are plate of stamps.

Sherri Kaminski
These collages offset the stamp images so beautifully. They are part of a book that Sherri's making, "Bill's Babes" or the William Shakespeare heroines!

Kari Asdal
Norweigian artist Kari Asdal loves to experiment with different styles.

From Kari's visit to Thailand come not these pieces of artwork, but the images used to make the rubber! See more of Kari's Thai stamped pieces here.

Kari used the Medieval Tile Designs sold on Ebay to make these amazing star cards (see the Medieval Collection and instructions on how to make these cards here.) Kari's secrets on how to make this card:
Kari stamped most of them on cream paper in earth tones. She then stamped, cut and folded, using double-stick tape to adhere pieces.