Margaret Brackley

​Margaret is originally from Montreal where as a young girl she was inspired to paint by her high school Art Teacher.  Currently living in Kingston, On where she works mostly from her home studio and enjoys working in watercolours, acrylics, and mixed media.  Margaret works mostly with Alcohol Inks and gives workshops in this medium. Her paintings are inspired by her love of animals, flowers and through her travels.  She paints the moments taken often through husband’s lens that tell a story and captures the beauty in nature. 

Maggie Hesketh

Maggie opened Claytek Studios in False Creek in 1999, which she operated until 2003 when she set up her first solo studio at her home in Celista, BC. She then moved to London Ontario and continued to practice her craft for the next 10 years. Last year she moved to Picton and set up her studio at Loch-Sloy Business Park. Maggie continues her education and exploration of clay with a combination of decorative and functional work. Taking workshops and classes inspire her to try new types of work and firing techniques.

Laura Mayo

Born and raised in the Ottawa Valley, Laura has always been surrounded by nature and takes inspiration from it to produce her art. With over twenty years of experience as a self-taught artist, Laura has mastered the art of Sun Dyeing, which involves taking the leaves, flowers and seeds from plants and using them to create permanent images on silk scarves. Working extensively with other fabric dyes, Laura has also created a line of Ice and Spray Dyed scarves in a fusion of colours to add to her line.Everything is one of a kind, and easily cared for.

Sue Wade

Tamworth artist, Sue Wade, has been breaking glass for years, diving into the art form of stained glass after taking a how-to class at Sheridan College then letting her imagination run wild.  She uses traditional and quirky stained glass techniques - mixing glass with other media, sculpting with solder, copper sheeting and wire, layering glass - to create
​unique, eclectic pieces of art.  ​

Theresa Latham

Theresa is retire and living in Camden East, Ont. She always wanted to draw and paint and be creative , so started taking art courses to fulfill that dream. She enjoys working in acrylic and oil paints in her home studio.

Bill Vanwart

A little Van Gogh A little Dali A lot of Group of Seven A dash of J.C. Roy And me - I've been oil painting for a number of years now. After teaching Art at High School for 30 years and trying to fit painting in when I could, I am now retired
​and able to paint every day. 

Ric Campbell

​Ric Campbell is primarily a self-taught Artist who resides in the community of Odessa. He has taken many classes and workshops with well known and infamous Art Luminaries such as Eric Copeland, Thelma Van Alstyne, Arthur Wild, Marc Gagnon, Margaret Freeman, Jerry Chandler, Michelle Hutchinson and more. Campbell has been actively painting in Oils, Watercolours and Acrylics since the late 1960’s and is now retired from a busy career in Retail Management. He is currently focusing on his passion for dramatic colours, abstracts and bold statements.

Sherry Pringle

Sherry is a self-taught artist who has been inspired by workshops with the former renowned ZoltanSzabo, Brian Atyeo and Christopher Schink, to name a few. Currently her works are rendered in acrylic and mixed media. Subjects are numerous, including landscape, flowers, ships or share a history
​lesson through collage.

Yolanda Pruner

Yolanda Pruner has been working with glass since 1999 and has been employed at The Glass House in Kingston as an artist and teacher since 2003. She enjoys all aspects of glass and also loves working in her studio at home on her farm in Odessa, where she can share her work with family and friends. She has been offering creative glass workshops at our shop for over a year now and has
​ developed quite a following.

Nikolay Savov

​Nikolay Savov, a third generation craftsman is an excellent skilled,  rich in experience, ​and full of ideas professional, who can turn a piece of wood into a piece of art. He started his career many years ago in Bulgaria, after taking a 5 year course in design, fine woodworking, carving as well as wood-turning. His specialty is creating one-of–a-kind small pieces of furniture
​and unique items to please any home.
He has had many exhibits in Europe and recently, in Kingston, Ontario.
Maureen McDonald
I began creating pebble art images as gifts for friends and family members, but soon found myself busy filling orders for others. I love the simplicity of design enforced by this medium, and am still thrilled to find a perfect piece of beach glass that evokes the wind lifting a bride’s veil, or two pebbles that fit together perfectly to form a
​couple in a loving embrace.

Gary Matthews

For over twenty years Gary Matthews has been turning wooden salad bowls on a lathe he built to produce the style of bowls he likes, as well as carving burls and cutting boards in his workshop near the village of Tamworth  Ontario. Gary’s bowls are both functional and decorative. He creates bowls, burls, platters and cutting boards in a variety of shapes and designs. His work is currently sold in select galleries across Canada.

Kingston Soap Company

The desire to create our own soap came from a trip to Provence in France.
On a warm October morning we ventured into the town of Vaison La Romaine to visit their market. We stopped at a stall that sold dozens of different types of soaps that we had never seen before, such as, Herbes de Provence. Lavender flowers, herbs and spices could be seen dotted throughout this bar of soap. This was the inspiration for our soaps and bath products. We started selling our products in 2008 after ​many years of research and experimentation.
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