JUDY GRIFFITHS- Arts of the Wild
She has been an artist for more than 35 years, receiving many awards, including a grant from the Ohio Arts Council, and has shown her work throughout the United States.

"The 'Arts of the Wild' name came about because I started by painting wildlife. I decided that my work still hinges on a wild note."

Judy considers herself a colorist – liking to work with brilliant colors, this is not however the only way she paints, many of her works have been done in a moderate tone to accommodate her clients tastes.

Loving all subject matter, her work includes landscapes, wildlife, florals, and still lifes. She works in acrylics, colored pencil, and mixed media. Her style includes nuances of realism, impressionism and abstraction.

Collections: First Federal Bank, Forum Health, Northside and St. Josephs Hospitals, Bral Corp., Buckeye Oil, and many other places throughout the world.

LARRY GRIFFITHS- Funky but Functional Furnishings
Following a number of years as a successful carver of wildfowl, and several years respite from the arts, I decided to 'begin' again by going in a different direction.

As I have always had an affinity for wood as a medium my first 'direction' was to create funky cabinets, some of which may be seen on this site, of recycled woods, metals and other found objects.

Along those same lines, I then began to collect wood casting patterns, turning these into functional one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture.

Working with metals has also always attracted me and I have recently begun work on garden sculpture again using recycled products.

These pieces are representations of flowers and 'bugs'.

Thank you for visiting our site and please enjoy seeing our work.