I have so much fun creating my 3D, multi media collage, that I have named it ALL FOR FUN.
Each piece is unique and so are the stories of how the materials came to me.

Joan ErismanJojo Jemz Pafancyfan@aol.com I’ve been a crafter for over 40 years.I enjoy making rugs from recycled fabric and yarn/rope rugs. Felt magnets and crocheted dishcloths Click on any image for an enlarged view and scroll through.

Carson West, living in Hilo, is a versatile artist who initially trained in printmaking and graphic design but has recently ventured into the world of pottery.

25+ years of stained glass designing, creating, and repairs.

My products are sewn items with a flair of recycled, repurposed and scrap supplies. I especially like working with denim and leather and do some fabric printing with fish.

The materials and cords that I use for my macrame are of excellent quality. 100% real beech wood rings, brass and metal rings.100% recycled cotton cord, zero waste soft cotton cord and outdoor recycled braided cord in a variety of colors and sizes.

The Wild Orchid is a tiny floral design studio that specializes in wedding flowers and floral preservation.
Each floral frame is handmade and is a one-of-a-kind custom piece of art.

I offer eye-catching stained glass sun catchers that reflect Island vibes.
There is healing/grounding energy in crystals and semi-precious stones. The pieces become like old friends. My bracelets are carefully crafted with balance and energy in mind, using high quality semi-precious stones.

Acrylics, resin and mixed media
The Ocean and her beautiful creatures inspire my art.

I make my own encaustic medium with 100% organic beeswax and damar resin in my studio. I mostly use a mix of oil paint sticks, oil paint, metallic powder, pigments, pastels and encaustic paint, some that I even make myself.

Apothecary products that are made with love and good vibrations using organic & ethically sourced ingredients.

I have always been an artist, since I can remember I have used my hands and imagination to create. And over the past 3 years, I dove into a world that needed remembrance, the world of the Sacred Rites of Passage. Now I hold space and facilitate many rites, from birth, the bridge into adulthood, motherhood and the parting final journey.

My idea was to have a beautiful container on the tree when the orchid was dormant, and when the orchid bloomed, take the container into the house and hang it on the wall. I found ideas for wall vases on Pinterest and started making them out of ceramic and plastic with drainage holes for my orchids.

All my vanilla is organically grown, and hand pollinated, harvested when individually ready, dried slowly in the sun or a lightly warm oven over a period of up to two months before resting and finishing for another month.

Coconut woven Ornaments and baskets.
Koa, Momi and Kahealani shell earrings.
ceramic bud vases.

Mixed Media Artist Fluid Art, Alcohol Ink, Collage, and Texture artist exploring nature through the beautiful state of Hawaii.

Dan the Man
Dan Bautista
Civil engineer
House builder
Love of wood working
Shy and fungi!

Suzy most enjoys creating functional pieces in a variety of shapes with textured surfaces and colorful glazes.

Fashion and flavorful foods are a passion! Amalia enjoys dancing in the worlds of sustainable fashion and creating nourishing seasonings for flavoring abundant garden meals. Gardening and sewing, homesteading and greater consciousness for a gentle existence run deep in her blood. Out of these passions Earth Bird Hawaii and The Herbal Parable were brought forth.