Kenyon is smiling broadly at the carmera. She is wearing glasses and a blue hoodie.

Kenyon Cornelius

Art makes me feel good about myself. I like to do art because I can show my feelings without talking. I also really like to make potholders with loops of different colors. They are useful art. I have been selling them at the Moscow Food Coop for 10 years. I can draw, paint and make potholders by myself whenever I want. I like being independent.


Untitled

Workshop: Assemblage
Recycled and found objects, wood

This 3D composition is made up of many found items. The most notable object is the pair of sunglasses on the right side of the frame. Above the glasses are building blocks, and to the bottom left there is a holiday wreath. The entire composition is spray painted metallic rose gold.


Caroline is smiling and proudly holding homegrown carrots up. She is wearing a purple top.

Caroline Doty

Caroline has enjoyed making art since she was a child. She began by painting rainbows and since then painting has been one of her favorite mediums. She enjoys art because it makes her happy even after having a bad day. Caroline likes to hang out with her friends, to watch her beloved Oregon Ducks and to spend time with family. She has been working at Hodgins for almost 15 years! She is also a member of the SAM group.


Anemones

Workshop: Spin-off Art
Alcohol ink on canvas

This canvas uses multiple colors throughout the piece. There are Multiple green shaped hands that are scattered all throughout the piece.

Five Nights at Freddy's

Workshop: Assemblage
Found objects, wood

The 3D composition is composed of many found objects. The top and bottom left corners have Figurines from Five Nights at Freddy’s that are divided from the rest of the piece with a wall of building blocks. A large building block is in the top right corner with more figurines below it that are placed on wooden blocks. The entire composition is spray painted solid, metallic rose gold.

Garden Plants

Workshop: Paper Collage
Recycled mixed paper media

Stickers, paint, tape and scraps of paperwork are used in unison to create this piece. The color palate is heavily purple, with blue, pink and green accents. There is a floral decorated piece of tape across the top. The left side is lined with paper cut outs of persimmons and a pumpkin. The center has a line of several paper cut outs of flowers, and the right side has a paper cut out depicting types of plants. In between each line of paper cutouts is blue paint stamps.


Tawny is smiling and looking directly at the camera. She is holding her dog, which is brown and white. She is wearing a helmet, glasses and a brown top.

Tawny Espy

Tawny has been making art for over 20 years. She enjoys crafting and learning new mediums. Everywhere she goes, her service animal Dakota is right by her side. She also enjoys sports and has been involved in basketball, bowling, swimming and track. Tawny is also a member of the Idaho Self-Advocate Leadership Network. She enjoys attending her class in Partners and Policy Making.


Rainbow Falls

Workshop: Spin-off Art
Alcohol ink on canvas

The ink on the canvas has created a marbling effect. The background has multiple colors blended together using pink, orange, red, green and yellow. On top there are five bold blue areas that tie the piece together.

Rainbow Splat

Workshop: Spin-off Art
Alcohol ink on canvas

The canvas is a multi-colored canvas that is done by using streaks all leading towards the center. The colors are blue, pink, green, purple and black.

South West Farm

Workshop: Assemblage
Found objects, wood

This a 3D composition using found objects. The main focal point is the horse that is at the front and center of the composition. The horse is on top of what seems like a stand. At the very bottom there is a solider kneeling. At the top of the horse there is a flower print behind. On top, an outlined heart.

Stand Up For What You Believe In

Workshop: Paper Collage
Recycled mixed paper media

This collage uses multiple magazine cutouts and wallpaper. It is a sentimental piece that describes the artist and what they stand for. The main phrase is “Don’t Take Anything for Granted". There are a variety of flowers all over the background. There are cutouts of animals such as dogs and horses. The finished piece is spray painted in metallic gold.