- April 25, 2024
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Hong Kong-raised Bryan Yung from Palm Cove, Fla., has been painting for 45 years. He specializes in Oriental-style paintings portraying scenery from different regions in China, Mongolia and the Himalayas.
Booth 81 features functional pottery pieces created by artists Kimberly Wellman and Harry Welsh. The owners of Wellman-Welsch Pottery, the duo developed their hobby after taking an impromptu pottery class.
An intricate glass sculpture of a dragon is just one of the many one-of-a-kind pieces crafted by Clermont-based glass artist David Sandidge.
Colorful, abstract drawings created using a mixture of charcoal and oil pastels adorns booth 139 featuring artwork by Collin Margerum from Winter Springs.
Orlando residents Dustin Thomas and Krystel Obermeyer brought along their Yorkshire Terrier to the Winter Park Autumn Art Festival on Saturday, Oct 14.
Winter Park-based artist Bernard Martin creates oil paintings of landscapes, ballet dancers and portraits.
Noah Kirk has been creating ceramic arts for the past 20 years. The process to create each individual vase, mug, and oil lantern takes about a week.
London-raised artist Kate Carney next to one of her favorite oil paintings: The Music of My Mind's Eye. The painting, which took months to complete, is a visual representation of what the sound of music looks like.
Orlando-based artist Jeffery Matter located in booth 129 has been working with wood since he was 6 years old. On display are elaborate wooden sculptures and wall clocks created using the rescued remains of the Senator Tree.
Winter Park-based artist Renee Lewis, who studied fabric design in college, uses typical items and clothing in her own household to create pieces heavily influenced by the post-impressionist artistic style.
Cindy and Ervin Gonzalez strolled through the festival taking in the art on display with their 11-year-old pink cockatoo by the name of Firedance.
Winter Park photographer Robert Green alongside one of his own favorite photos, which captures a colorful sunset at Kraft Azalea Garden on the shores of Lake Maitland.
Dennis DeBon has been crafting unique creations of modern glass art he calls 'Energy Webs' for the past 17 years using glass and mesmerizing splashes of color.
Glass art in the form of intricately designed jellyfish created by husband and wife James and Andrea Stanford from St. Augustine, Fla. As the owners of 720 Glassworks, they possess more than 20 years of glassblowing experience.
