Silversmith & Jeweler Michele Armitano
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Silversmith & Jeweler Michele Armitano

My name is Michele Armitano, and I am a silversmith and jeweler.

Art has always been a part of me. It is difficult to explain precisely how or why, but it has served as a consistent rock—a safe place—for me over the years. Even when circumstances make it difficult to pursue my passion, art remains an innate element of my life. For over forty years, I have been creating jewelry and practicing silversmithing. My jewelry is a real reflection of the different moments in my life, and I look at my pieces as reminders or representations of where I have been.

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Wildlife Portraiture by Cat Smith
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Wildlife Portraiture by Cat Smith

Ohanga featured artist: Cat Smith is a painter and illustrator specializing in wild life art based in Rhode Island. She is a graduate from the Rhode Island Art of Design (RISD).

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Origamist Geralyn Socha
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Origamist Geralyn Socha

Ohanga featured artist:

Geralyn Socha is a creator of origami florals, decor and gifts based in Rhode Island. Please checkout the beautiful wedding decors and gifts made using paper!

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Spiritual Jewelry and Perfumes by Tedessa Doff
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Spiritual Jewelry and Perfumes by Tedessa Doff

Ohanga Featured Creator: Tedessa Doff. Tedessa is a jewelry maker based in Rhode Island. She makes beautiful Bead & Crystal and other spiritual jewelries. Tedessa also makes natural perfume and other natural product.

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Upcycled Gifts by Denee Danchik
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Upcycled Gifts by Denee Danchik

Ohanga Featured Creator: Denee Danchik. Danee is based in Rhode Island and makes jewelries and gifts using upcycled materials such as corks an d seaglasses.

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Printmaker Stephanie Oplinger
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Printmaker Stephanie Oplinger

My name is Stephanie Oplinger and I am a painter and printmaker.

I never thought I would become an artist. Despite having the creative bug as a child, the adults and authority figures in my life continually encouraged me to pursue a more stable career path, and I listened to them because I feared becoming the stereotypical “struggling artist.”

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Eclectic Soap by Karen Tellier
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Eclectic Soap by Karen Tellier

My name is Karen Tellier, and I am a soapmaker. From a very young age, I was always in love with art. I always had an easel in front of me while I experimented with colors and textures. I explored many different mediums: drawing, painting, sculpting—anything I could find.

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Fiber Artist Michelle Solis
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Fiber Artist Michelle Solis

Ohanga Featured Artist: Michelle Solis. Michell is a fiber artist in Rhode Island. She creates cute & useful felt decorations and functional arts. She also creates beautiful greeting cards.

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Snap Jewelry Designer Julie Andoscia
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Snap Jewelry Designer Julie Andoscia

Ohanga Featured Creator: Julie Andoscia. Snap Jewelry Designer from Rhode Island creating and crafting custom jewelry for her business, In a Snap.

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Watercolor Illustrator Taylor Trinque
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Watercolor Illustrator Taylor Trinque

Ohanga featured artist: Taylor Trinque is a Rhode Island based watercolor artist and illustrator. You can also commission with her to do pet and house portraits in waterclor.

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Rhode Island Jeweler Darrien Segal
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Rhode Island Jeweler Darrien Segal

My name is Darrien, and I am a jeweler.

However, if you knew me as a young girl, you might not have predicted that. When my parents met in San Francisco in the ‘60s, they attended a Grateful Dead concert, bought a boat, and then sailed off into the glittering horizon. They took a pitstop in Hawaii for my birth, and I spent my childhood playing with our German Shepherd in the hull of our old wooden sailboat. I had not yet been exposed to art, but I was also sheltered from the normalized, corporate nine-to-five lifestyle—unlike other children, I never had those expectations placed upon me.

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