Creative Virginia will profile the artistic and creative people of Central and Southwest Virginia.
From unique pieces to quirky creations, you’ll find some imaginative folks on Creative Virginia.
Ken Pease, Folk Artist
Creative Virginia heads to Blacksburg for a chat with Folk Artist, Ken Pease. Ken credits Picasso and Warner Brothers for his artistic style, and his love for music and animals are reflected in his colorful works of art.
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Jim Dodd, Wood Strip Canoe Maker
Creative Virginia visits with Jim Dodd, a wood strip canoe maker living in Botetourt County. His canoes are considered by many to be works of art.
Get more information at www.LazyRiverCanoes.com
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Cynthia D. Haney, Wood Turner
In this edition of Creative Virginia, we visit with Cynthia D. Haney. Cynthia is a wood turner in Amherst, and she specializes in drop spindles and knitting tools.
Get more information at www.CynthiaWoodSpinner.com
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Grateful Heads
In our very first edition of Creative Virginia, we visit with Andy Taylor of Grateful Heads. This non-profit organization uses the tie-dye art medium to create colorful head coverings for cancer patients losing their hair due to chemotherapy.
Get more information at GratefulHeads.net
