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  • Scott Waters
    Scott Waters
    Visual Arts: Illustration; Visual Arts: Painting; Visual Arts: Photography; Visual Arts: Digital
    A commercial artist, audio engineer and computer geek, Scott attended Ringling College of Art & Design in Sarasota Florida majoring in Commercial Art and Illustration. From 1983, he worked for Apple Computer as a Field Marketing Manager and consultant in public relations and marketing where he participated in projects on the mainland, in Hawaii and Australia. Continuing to paint after moving to Hawaii, Scott worked as a computer consultant and commercial artist. The island's artists and culture brightened his palette and influenced his technique as a modern impressionist. The current century included a sabbatical in Southwest Britain, studying painting in Ireland and relocating to St. Augustine. In addition to producing landscapes of Florida, England and Ireland, Mr. Waters concentrates on painting digitally with his iPad, producing a series of portraits of local musicians and landscapes that combine classic techniques with contemporary media while maintaining the qualities of traditional painting. Scott’s work has been shown at Maui’s Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center, The Crossroads Art Center in Richmond Virginia, various galleries and venues in St. Augustine and on his iPad to anyone interested.  
  • Debra Weller
    Debra Weller
    Folk Art: Storytelling; Literature: Children's; Visual Arts
    Debra Weller, Storyteller, is a dynamic performer who brings folktales to life with lively characters, guitar accompaniment and audience participation. Debra has performed in many cities in the USA, China, Vietnam, Scotland and Germany. She also teaches workshops and Professional Development on storytelling in the classroom and family history storytelling. Her work includes storytelling camps for children to help each child gain confidence in public speaking skills through storytelling. Her favorite character is performing as Mrs. Santa Claus during the holidays to tell myths of the North Pole. Creating life stories for weddings, memorial services and anniversaries is another speciality. Debra is an artist and calligrapher. She works in the mediums of watercolors, acrylic and tissue collage. Debra is a retired educator. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Florida Storytelling Association and the Tale Tellers of St. Augustine.
  • Aimee Wiles-Banion
    Aimee Wiles-Banion
    Crafts: Glass; Crafts: Jewelry; Visual Arts: Photography; Fine Arts: Jewelry
    TIDAL TREASURES NATURAL SEAGLASS ART Each special piece of seaglass in our collection is personally found by artist Aimée Wiles Banion on local beaches near St. Augustine, FL to islands throughout the world. She studyies tide charts, storm paths, moon phases and Google Earth to maximize her chances of finding the best, frostiest,most unusual pieces of these beautiful weathered shards of history. The ocean shapes each piece of her authentic seaglass, and no two pieces can ever be exactly alike. All of Tidal Treasures’ jewelry is made with all sterling silver. StAugSeaglassMuseum@gmail.com The St. Augustine Seaglass Museum, run by Aimee, is currently becoming a virtual museum after a year on Anastasia Island. A future physical home will be announced here. Shop online at: www.StAugustineSeaglassMuseum.com WATCH VIDEO: http://www.news4jax.com/river-city-live/tidal-treasures-in-st-augustine
  • Elisabeth Williamson
    Elisabeth Williamson
    Folk Art; Folk Art: Other; Music; Music: Composition; Music: Instrumental; Music: Other; Music: Vocal
    The Driftwoods perform Bluegrass music in their home state of Florida as well as the Southeastern US. The four members are Eric Searcy on the banjo and dobro, Gabriel Valla on mandolin and guitar, Elisabeth Williamson on rhythm guitar and frailed banjo and Lon Williamson on the upright bass. Everyone sings. Each member brings many years of performing experience to the stage as well as a great variety of songs and styles. From original to contemporary and old-time tunes, their song variety is one of the hallmarks of their stage presentation.
  •  WillowWacks
    WillowWacks
    Music
    Husband-and-wife Micah and Lauren Gilliam make up St. Augustine's popular folk duo, WillowWacks. Known for their "home-spun" sound, the WillowWacks specialize in diverse folk music on multiple instruments. Lauren’s crystalline voice and tender harmonics are just what you might expect from a duo whose name means “a wooded, uninhabited area.” “The WillowWacks sound like The Avett Brothers and The Civil Wars crashed the recording of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, with Gotye filling in for George Martin while he was out for tea.”
  • Mara (Marilyn) Wilson
    Mara (Marilyn) Wilson
    Music; Music: Other
  • Cindy Wilson
    Cindy Wilson
    Visual Arts; Visual Arts: Other
     Cindy Wilson is a retired graphic designer who now works primarily in her studio, experimenting with various batik processes. The word “batik” comes from a Javanese term for “dot” and refers to a process of creating patterns and images on fabric using dye and wax. Reminiscent of woodblock prints, Wilson’s batiks are highly technical yet have a loose, spontaneous approach to color and pattern.
  • Jasmine Wisz
    Jasmine Wisz
    Visual Arts: Painting
    Jasmine is an impressionistic coastal painter. She has created artwork since she was a little girl and studied fine arts in Michigan and abroad in Spain. Jasmine worked as a corporate artist for a Fortune 500 company until recently becoming a stay-at-home momma to her active little girl, Rosie. "I draw inspiration from the things that deeply inspire me personally; like the ocean, flowers, and sometimes just colors and pattern. My hope is that you can feel my genuine love for these subjects poured into each piece and that your unique painting will hang on your wall bringing small doses of joy daily." Jasmine's works have been commissioned by hundreds of collectors. She is represented by galleries in the North and locally.
  • Scholars Word
    Scholars Word
    Dance; Folk Art: Storytelling; Music; Music: Composition; Music: Instrumental; Music: Other; Music: Vocal
    Scholars Word   reggae/dub -Homegrown reggae from the heart! Scholars Word takes everything good about reggae and weave it together in a new way, staying true to the roots of the music without sounding cliché or imitative. Their steady, dub pumping bass lines and energetic rhythms combine with a well-proportioned mix of guitar melodies, saxophone jams, and upbeat keyboard effects to produce a completely genuine and electrifying reggae sound. Pair that with lead singer Bryce Creighton’s clear, soothing voice, which captivates on tracks like “Good Feelin” and Searchin,” and you’ve got yourself an band that sounds remarkable from start to finish. And, as if all that weren’t enough, the lyrics of each song provide enlightened social commentary and life lessons that will make you think about the kind of positive impact you can make on the people around you. In addition Scholars Word has been fortunate enough to have played with many of the top artists including: Damian Marley, Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers, Ky-Mani Marley, Julian Marley, Sizzla, Buju Banton, Capleton, Steel Pulse, Burning Spear, The Wailers, Israel Vibration, Don Carlos, Anthony B, Bushman, Mad Professor, EEK-A-Mouse, Mikey Dread, Everton Blender, Freddie McGregor, Third World, The Meditations, The Itals, Pato Banton, Culture, Morgan Heritage, Frankie Paul, Humble Soul, Soldiers of Jah Army, Outkast, Sleepy Brown, Big Boi, T.I., Ja Rule, Jo-Jo, 112, Nate Dogg, Bubba Sparxx, Digital Underground, Erykah Badu, Squirrel Nut Zippers,Pietasters, Eddie Money, Natural Vibrations, Yellowman, E.N Young (Tribal Seeds), Jesse Royal, Richie Spice, Bushman, Papa Michigan, SOJA, Collie Buddz, PASSAFIRE & more. Scholars Word are the real deal, and with songs like “Can’t Turn It Off” and “Perseverance Dub,” which have the uncanny ability to instantly put you in a good mood, their 11th album CONDUIT demonstrates that they have every aspect of truly modern reggae on lock.
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