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| Riley Charters setting up her paintings, cards and jewelry. watch your step as you step into the bridge. Dave McKeown is in a booth behind Riley with his dream catchers, drums, beading and more. |
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| Nelson Leon, I made the mistake of telling him he looked so cute, I had to take it back and say how manly he was, loved the colors, he was the MC and singer, drummer. |
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| Alisa Nielsen sparkled as much as her lovely glass work. Spirit Wolf Design. |
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| Maynard McRae sits proud among the colorful bead work produced by Maynard and Janie. Sun Eagle Bead work & Designs. |
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| Shirley Babcock, loving what she does. |
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| It was difficult getting close to Melissa Nasby's booth, her felting was extraordinary. Soul Fiber Studio. |
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| Dewey Smith, with his carving tools laid out on the table, he carves away at a mask. The totem smiles and smirks for the camera. |
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| Rikki Kooy modeling her designer vest. Spirit Elk Design Consulting. |
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| Meagan Louis, such a beauty, I hope one day I see her wearing her beautiful bead work, I can imagine the amazement. |
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| Lisa C. Dunphy with her painted landscapes of bright, bold colors. |
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| Cam, Bear Skin Art & Design, native prints and apparel. |
I was thankful to Bill Lowe for taking the time to call and tell me about this show, I would have enjoyed staying if we could have, the lodge was beautiful. Visiting with Riley and Bill was a inspiring. The lunch was good and sitting across from us was Hilary and her husband, Hilary and I sing in a Bulgarian folk choir together. The Quaaout Lodge was a wonderful setting for this art festival, now I know where it is next time they have an event I may be interested in. Just not the Golf.
