Tim Cisco Master of Chainmail Artistry Purple Paisley is excited to feature Ohio jewelry artist Tim Cisco of Cisco’s Treasure Hoard for April 2026. His works are bold, imaginative chain and scale-mail creations. He brings together fantasy, craftsmanship, and everyday wearability in a way that feels both playful and powerful. The Craft of Chain and... Continue Reading →
This January 2026 we start off the new year featuring the creative works of artist Sandy Zureick.
This October we celebrate the photographic breadth of Wayne Clause.
Winner of May’s "Vote for Your Favorite Local Artist" Contest FEATURED ARTIST AND 2025 WINNER We are thrilled to shine the spotlight on Tara Pugh as June Featured Artist. Tara is the 2025 winner of Purple Paisley’s “Vote for Your Favorite Local Artist” contest! Your votes helped us recognize Tara’s incredible talent, creativity, and the... Continue Reading →
Celebrate Local Artists this May. Come Vote for Your Favorite.
Amba Elieff is a poet and is fittingly our Featured Artist for April, National Poetry Month. Amba’s poetry has long been a quiet companion in her life. She doesn’t remember a time when she wasn’t writing. A closet poet for most of her existence, she began sharing her work in 2022 with her debut collection,... Continue Reading →
Sketch Artist For March's featured artist, we are thrilled to spotlight Don Hurd. He is an extraordinary talent whose paintings transcend mere depictions of architecture—they are windows into the past. Don’s black-and-white artwork is painstakingly detailed. Each piece captures the essence and personality of the subject. His work invites the viewer to observe and to... Continue Reading →
Artist Melissa Mauk creates stunning one-of-a-kind jewelry with intricate beadwork and beautiful polymer clay
Meet Paul Cohn, the magician of silverware makeovers! This retired firefighter turned jewelry artist turns discarded silverware into playful ornaments. With fork tines turned into elephants and vintage spoons transformed into card holders, Paul proves that trash can definitely be treasure—just add a twist, a bend, and a whole lot of creativity!
Appalachian Trail - 11 panel fiber art work by Dolores Fegan.
