Colleen lived in Michigan as a child and received her B.A. in Art Education/Jewelry/Weaving. After teaching art to both middle school and high school students, and raising a family, DeSanto retired to Creede, CO. There she developed her own unique, textured acrylic landscape painting style; inspired by the raw beauty of the Rocky Mountains around […]
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Shanna Robb
Shanna Robb’s journey as a full-time mosaic artist started in the summer of 2015. At the time she was living in the Southern California artist community of Idyllwild where she would ultimately orchestrate the first public art project and lead a local non-profit for artists. In the Fall of 2019, she moved to Pagosa Springs and built […]
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Manfred Rapp
Manfred Rapp was born in Germany in 1956 and began drawing at the age of four. He began his career doing graphic designs and Illustrations for televised children’s programs and books. Manfred has the honor of receiving his Masters Degree in Fine Art from the distinguished Art Academy of Konstanz in 1986. He has had […]
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Pamela Mauseth
Creating mosaic art is a remarkable experience for Pamela Mauseth, provoking contemplation and inspiration that ignites in her the desire to create beauty from broken pieces of glass, porcelain, and stone. Her mosaic compositions, whether commissioned or for private collectors, encompass the natural world, religious subjects, in both realism as well as abstract expression.
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Yvonne Rowell
Yvonne Rowell is a mosaic and mixed media artist residing in Pagosa Springs, CO. She creates mosaic skis, skulls, cross bottle art, and garden art, and also enjoys working with glass, metal, and clay. -
Revis Plemmons
Revis Grubb Plemmons is a native of Fort Worth, Texas. She loved art from the time she could hold a crayon. “My worst fear was to run out of paper or coloring books.” Her grandmother taught her to paint with pastels at age five. She studied watercolor painting from age twelve and won some awards […]
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Blue the Vigorist
The intricate parts used by Blue Haas, known professionally as Blue the Vigorist, to create these whimsical and one-of-a-kind wall pieces need to be seen in-person to be truly appreciated. Blue uses parts from electronics or other found items to create unique sculptures.