Master Pieces Studio showcases handcrafted art at Columbus market
COLUMBUS—Master Pieces Studio owners Oliver Lloyd and Cara Smithwick showcased their handcrafted wooden and fabric artwork Saturday, Oct. 24, during the final outdoor Columbus Farmers Market of the year. Lloyd […] Master Pieces Studio owners Oliver Lloyd and Cara Smithwick showcased their handcrafted wooden and fabric artwork at the Columbus Farmers Market on Oct. 24. Lloyd uses intarsia, a woodworking technique that combines individually cut pieces of wood to create multicolored images. Smithwick creates fabric artwork using kinusaiga, a Japanese technique that incorporates fabric into patterns without sewing. Lloyd took over the woodworking craft from his brother-in-law's family and enjoys seeing shoppers react to the finished pieces, which feature detailed designs of animals and familiar subjects. The studio accepts custom orders and can be found online under its business name.
Published : 20 hours ago by Storme Smith in Lifestyle
Oliver Lloyd of Master Pieces Studio displays his handcrafted intarsia wood art during the Columbus Farmers Market on Oct. 24. (Photo by Storme Smith)
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