Welcome to our Artist Corner! Here's
where you get to met the brains & brawn behind the products.
If you would like to contact any of the artists directly (other than Susan
and I),
please e-mail me for contact information.
I was born on February 20, 1979 in Newport News, Virginia. In 5th grade my parents (now divorced) moved my brother (Brent) and I to Williamsburg, Virginia. At the time, the only thought I had about the 'burg was that it got more snow than Newport News! Brent and I both graduated from high school, and I went on to Richmond to attend college at Virginia Commonwealth University. There I discovered my love for film & rediscovered my love for religious studies & writing. After college, my mother got a transfer to Atlanta, Georgia, and since I desperately wanted a taste of something new, we made our way down south. As it always starts, I met a boy (John), moved to a different 'burb of Atlanta, got a house, got some pets, learned how to knit because of my friend Cindy, and that's where it stands now. I currently work for John's father at CFM as a Bookkeeper, Web Designer and whatever else the boss wants me to do. =) I've also written a screenplay with my neighbor, Dianne, that has has been sitting at Universal for over a year so we're trying to get Flower Films, Inc. to look at it now. I am currently attending American Institute of Holistic Theology, attempting my masters and phd within the next several years. My area of study: Holistic Health. I'm trying to get my mother to sign up, too! She will get a bachelor's in Metaphysics...
Susan Obershaw
As a moonchild born in July of 1954, I moved around a lot during my childhood, living on both coasts, never having much of a chance to establish long term friendships. My best friends were ultimately books, music and the occasional rock. In 1972 I met my future husband at St. Louis University where I was attending school. I dropped out, moved to Newport News, Virginia, had 2 kids, divorced, moved to Atlanta and am back in Newport News where I am currently working on my jewelry design. I eventually want to branch out into other creative endeavors. Allison says: Mom was recently diagnosed with lupus and has horrible knobs on her joints, including her fingers. Any piece of jewelry she can construct is an act of magick as far as I am concerned! Expect jewelry for lupus research in the near future.
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