Dutch resides in the Coos Bay, Oregon area and works from both studio and location to create his extraordinary watercolors. Typically his paintings demand many hours of time at the easel as well as hours of research. Working boats of the Northwest Coast, especially older tugs and fishing vessels, are his preferred subjects and Dutch is especially gifted in his ability to capture the character hidden in their fine details. Admirers of his paintings often comment that they find themselves irresistibly drawn into his work.

Water is our life force. With my sculpture, I work to capture the beauty, grace and power of water in it's most dynamic form: THE WAVE.

Small Planet Studios, each piece is hand cast in cold-cast bronze, finished with a rich patina. Metal powders are hand rubbed on the patina to highlight the exquisite detail. All mirrors are ready to hang.

Satava Art Glass produces an array of stunning hand-blown and solid forms in glass. His work is well known and appreciated throughout the world. His amazing "Jellyfish" have worked their way into many peoples' hearts and homes.

Artisans at work. In this age of mega corporations and mass produced products, it's unusual to find an industry-leading manufacturer that still values the artisan and guild type crafting of fine jewelry. Founded by Dick Strellman in 1948, Strellman's has grown into an unmatched team of master artists and craftsman. , Strellman's continue to lead the world in the design of dramatic jewelry.

Each bell is made from recycled steel tanks. A powder patina coating is baked on to add color and prevent any rust. No two are the same in appearance or sound. Bells pictured here are examples. Custom colors and custom design work is available. Bells average 17" - 23" in height and 7" - 10" in diameter, weight: 30-40 lbs. Each bell has its own tone and resonance. Each bell comes with a matching hook and stainless steel lag bolts. Most bells range from $295-$350. Please call Shorelines Gallery for details.

Everything that comes out of their studio is made by one of the Bendzunas family. All work is done from tanks of molten glass, using traditional techniques. Each piece demands hundreds of decisions during its creation. All of this is done while constantly moving and turning the piece on the end of a steel tube, called a "pipe". Resulting in a series in which no two pieces are exactly alike. Note: These are samples, each piece is unique.

The crystal shells are molded from actual seashells, the leaded crystal enables them to cature such definition. The Shells contain a high specialized, dichroic coating which gives them their unique inner glow.

These Ship sculptures are hand fabricated by H. Charles himself. Hand carved and polished to symetrical specifications. Using space age material, these sculptures are optically perfect and will retain its regal appearance indefinitely.