Author Archives: Ranlett

Please introduce yourself and briefly describe your art. Hello, I’m Don Antram and my art is mixed media. What led you to be an artist and to share your art in Auburn Old Town Gallery? Art and creativity have always … Continue reading →

  Please introduce yourself and briefly describe your art. Hello, I’m Gia, and I create abstract mixed media textured work. I also have a clothing line featuring my art images. What led you to be an artist and to share … Continue reading →

Please introduce yourself and briefly describe your art. Hello, I’m Cherie Danzer. I’m a multi-discipline artist whose works include painting, fine metal jewelry, Raku clay sculptures, pottery and metal sculpture.  A variety of shapes and colors appear my paintings, clay … Continue reading →

Please introduce yourself and briefly describe your art.Hello, I’m Kirsty Roberts. I create my art with Hex Mesh wire. It’s a specialty wire that allows me to create without framework beneath. What led you to be an artist and to … Continue reading →

Please introduce yourself and briefly describe your art.Hello. We are Kelly & Janis Quinn, and our art medium is metal art. But not just any metal! We use discarded, old, rusty metal and repurpose it into a piece of art. … Continue reading →

Please introduce yourself and briefly describe your art.I’m Lorna Miser aka Lorna M Designs. I create bags and clothing using unusual upcycled materials. What led you to be an artist and to share your art in Auburn Old Town Gallery?I … Continue reading →

Please introduce yourself and briefly describe your art.I am Gini Crepps. My medium is alcohol ink multimedia which I love! There is so much freedom using different elements to “paint” and “create”! What led you to be an artist and … Continue reading →

Please introduce yourself and briefly describe your art.Hi, I’m Sandy Lindblad and my art is created in almost an impressionistic manner using acrylic and pastel. What led you to be an artist and to share your art in Auburn Old … Continue reading →