Our talented sculptors will blow you away with their talent and art. Check out our 2019 sculptors below!
Descriptions and images provided by artists. Artisans are listed alphabetically by last name. ​​The number to the right is their booth number at the 2019 Festival.

Alexander Brown

#164
I create wooden sculptures from a single piece of native Mississippi woods. All sculptures are one of a kind and carved by my hands. No stains, paints, or glues are used. A clear finish shows off the beautiful flowing throughout each sculpture.
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alexandersculptures.com

​Pat Chapman

#512
I create unique works of glass art by cutting glass into various designs and fusing them together in a kiln. I also melt several colors of glass through a screen to produce one of a kind pieces of art. All of the pieces are then placed in a mold to make bowls, platters, or plates that are completely functional and can be used to serve food or decorative art.

Harry Day

#305
I weld repurposed, recycled, reused metal into sculptures.

www.harrymday.com

​Tannette Eyres

#411
Prayer Crosses made from lots of different materials(iron, wood, crystal, glass, burlap, lace, jewelry, found items.) The base is usually wood. Normally in the 4-5 ft. size range. Broken Glass Art on canvas usually. Sometimes wood base with flowers on canvas and a tractor hat or key rack on cedar. The Tractor won 3rd place at the Prairie Arts Festival.

Jimmy Fortenberry

#326-327
I hand make each piece of glass at 2000 degrees molten mixed with color and fumed glass to represent nature and nature related art.

www.amazingjellyfish.com

Heather Hepp

#511
Little Sandy Glass is a glassblowing studio in Tuscaloosa built and operated by partners, Heather Hepp and Crichton Minges. They each work in different types of glassblowing independently, but often collaborate. Crichton works at a torch. Currently, he is focused on detailed color-work resulting in elaborate patterns that he forms into large marbles, pendants, and sculptures. Heather works from a glassblowing furnace. Her work is often of cheerful, transparent colors with simple patterns that reflect in sunlight. Heather's work includes bottles, vases, bowls, kinetic mobiles, ornaments, and sculpture. The work of this couple continues to expand as they clearly love what they do.
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littlesandyglass.com

Jo Anna Hrycuna

#GG-HH
Handcrafted metal yard art. We design, plasma cut, weld and handpaint all of our own products. The primary material used is mild steel. Our current product line includes, yard art, kinetic art, yard signs, weathervanes, hummingbird feeders, etc...

www.thelazyscroll.com