And out with a Woodcarving By Doug Rose Photos courtesy of Craig Plummer and Idaho Artistry in Wood Association I guess you could call me a tree-hugger. One of the things I love about Idaho is that it
A Small Beaded Purse By Holly Montgomery In winter the landscape outside my windows in Clearwater sparkled in white like a painting on a china plate from a past era. In spring, my home’s interior spoke a different
History in Wood and Nails By Keith Knight Photos by Lillian Baumgart A neighbor stopped by for a visit at my home shop in Hayden one afternoon and as we sat around shooting the breeze, he mentioned that
The Passion of Miniaturists By Sue Buchel, Kathy Mouser-Hickman, and Rebecca Wright Photos courtesy of the Mini Les Bois Club. Three of the Mini Les Bois Club’s members tell personal stories of their fondness for little things. BY
By Dave Hall A slim, beautifully produced volume of paintings by the author, who lives part-time in Idaho, was published late last year. Moving Water: An Artist’s Reflections on Fly Fishing, Friendship, and Family (Blaine Creek Press, 2018)
Tension Tied with Integrity Story and Photos by Les Tanner What’s this thing?” I asked. I had glanced at the object and was about to move on until I realized it deserved a second look. “Interesting, isn’t it?”
For A Folk Art Treasure Story and Photo by Kennie Lyn Klingback In 1991, the Sweet-Montour Syringa Club engaged the help of our community to purchase the old Grange Hall in Sweet. As the club’s historian, I remember
A BioArt Field Trip Story and Photos by Kelly Ann Sheridan My high school students and I sat on the ground at the edge of Rainey Creek in Swan Valley, our paintbrushes in hand and watercolor paper in
Art Changed Our Lives By Kitty Campbell Widner Photos Courtesy of Kitty Campbell Widner In the 1950s in McCall, my friends and I were quintessential housewives, but none of us was the pathetic character sometimes portrayed in the
