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About Some of our Artists and Craftsmen
Hallman Woods
Virginia Woods
Hallman Woods
Hallman threw his first pot when he was 77 years old! He doesn't use an electric wheel- instead, two wheels, which he made. These wheels allow him to be much more expressive in the pots. “I am fascinated by the thought that these ceramic pieces made with the elements of clay, water, air, and fire can last over centuries.” - Hallman Woods, Potter
Hannah Louise
Virginia Woods
Hallman Woods
Hannah Songy Cocke of Hannah Louise Photography is a portrait and landscape photographer, who also uses painting as another creative outlet. Hannah is a native of Bayou Gauche, Louisiana, and has been a resident of Lafayette, Louisiana for the past eleven years. She discovered her passion for the art of photography just shortly before her
Hannah Songy Cocke of Hannah Louise Photography is a portrait and landscape photographer, who also uses painting as another creative outlet. Hannah is a native of Bayou Gauche, Louisiana, and has been a resident of Lafayette, Louisiana for the past eleven years. She discovered her passion for the art of photography just shortly before her high school years, and fell in love with the medium. Hannah knew shortly after that it is what she would pursue, and she did just that by moving away from her small little town to attend college. Hannah graduated from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, where she received a BFA in Visual Arts, concentrating in Photography.
Virginia Woods
Virginia Woods
Virginia Woods
Virginia Woods is a self-taught sculptor. Her decision to work in metal came about naturally. As a little girl, she remembers visiting her grandfather in his welding and repair shop. He had welding machines, torches, and anvils. She grew up with her father, who was always welding with his electric machine, cutting something up with his to
Virginia Woods is a self-taught sculptor. Her decision to work in metal came about naturally. As a little girl, she remembers visiting her grandfather in his welding and repair shop. He had welding machines, torches, and anvils. She grew up with her father, who was always welding with his electric machine, cutting something up with his torch, or welding something with the acetylene torch. One day she was working on a painting when her dad suggested, “why don’t you make a piece of metal.” so she did, and she was hooked!
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