Local Artist Spotlight

Local Nashville area artist Deb Coen creates inspiring photo art intended to spark the imagination and cause viewers to see the ordinary things in extraordinary ways. Aside from her photographic art, she enjoys playing drums, riding motorcycles, and hunting for hidden treasures in area antique shops ~ some of which animate the stories she tells in her photographs. Deb lives just west of Nashville with her husband and rescue dogs.

Local artist Faye McBride., schooled in NYC and Italy turns her whimsical ideas into wearable art. She has traveled the world collecting the bits and treasures found in her work.

A Nashville native, Art has always been a part of Sherri’s life. After earning a Bachelor’s of Arts degree from Cumberland University in Lebanon, TN, she worked as a graphic artist for a small printing company. Sherri started creating artwork full time in 2020, working mostly with pen and ink and watercolor, she is inspired by the beauty of nature, animals, old cars and trucks and historic sites in and around Nashville and Middle Tennessee.

Kasey took her love of wood, power tools, building things and lots of color and turned it into an art form. Formerly living in Nashville, TN, she’s now living in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida (lucky girl). The music and beach around her still inspire her funky, unique and colorful pieces.

N harmony jewelry was born of roots in a family jewelry business, combined with global travel and exposure to other cultures. By translating guitar strings, incorporating woven designs, combining specialty stones, and curated beads, Brenda forms the artful finished products in her Williamson County studio affording patrons a distinctive panache.

Bold hand crafted treasures for the free-spirited. Created for those with a wild heart, Holli’s designs are inspired by a bohemian spirit, western resilience, and a touch of everyday flair. Each piece artfully combines raw beauty with intricate details at an affordable price.

Local artist Lindsey Druse does not like to sit still….so she started ripping and painting brown grocery bags and colored newsprint in 2020 to process her grief over the loss of her Mom. Now she makes the cutest chickens you have ever seen!  Stop by the store and check out these works of art.