Alexa Wynee
Alexa’s passion is to create artwork based on cat creatures or just magical critters in general. Nature, her two cat’s, and the views she witnesses spark her imagination to continue crafting or painting. She watches for uniqueness; odd values in…
Chris Littleford
Please welcome Chris Littleford to our circle of Makers at Boom Town Makers Market. Chris resides on the “other side of the state” and is an artisanal logger. He has strong ties to the DeKalb County area, splitting his time…
Eugenia Johnston
Eugenia is a one of Boom Town Makers Market’s most prolific painters and a client favorite. She is known at Boom Town for her renditions of well known landmarks and scenery, as well as those “discoverable” local scenes one passes…
Candace Bryan
Candace Bryan is a wife, mom, runner, and a naturally talented artist. Recently joining Boom Town Makers Market, she has become know for her small still life oils.
Roxy Rabb
Roxy Rabb loves fashion and everything about it. Her forte in that arena is as a jewelry designer, whose pallet includes working with beautiful gemstones, unique components and leather, and creating one-of-a-kind pieces of statement jewelry. Each piece is unique in…
Michele Anderson
Michele W. Anderson is an accomplished artist and a leader in the field of portraiture. Her love for people and her commitment to a high standard of art has led to hundreds of commissions across the United States. Michele attended…
Melinda Whitt
Melinda Whitt is a local jewelry artist born and raised in Birmingham. Her work includes designs constructed from torchworked glass, fused glass, enamels, copper, and brass. She is the daughter of an engineer and a high school art teacher/watercolor artist,…
Linda Espy
Linda Espy is a prolific multi media artists who loves to create. “I consider myself an eclectic artist, says Espy. Most of my work is in polymer clay, but I love to experiment with other media.” She is know at…
Lydia Adele Randolph
I am a full-time artist living in a remote area of north Alabama. I am inspired by Gauguin’s violent use of color, Mary Cassatt’s delicate and precise renderings, and Eakins’ honesty. I paint things from my life, relics and ruins…
