The Mad Market offered art for everyone: cool and crazy. We shared ideas, inspirations and images. Artists used every media – paint, plant, paper, peanut butter. Mad art covered every topic – cartoons to psychosis to cupcakes. The photos below give a very rough idea of the incredible range of mad artists:
Gail Watson creates art with jewelry or jewelry art.
Bronwen Sims gathered nifty healing plants and made inspiring pots.
Judith Phelan’s mad stories and mad art
Christine Shaheen makes multi-textured mad art http://www.christineshaheen.me/
Kyla Bell makes intriguing, inspiring artistic emotions
Genova tells stories and creates magic
Samm-kablam-o – upcycled alternative art – https://arisetotrash.wordpress.com/
Nerissa Hutchinson takes steam punk into an exciting future – steamgummi.weebly.com
Louise Martin – Author – lessons of her life
Mad signs of the times
Brighter views through Stain Glass by Carol Anne Monet
Mad info from Ryerson – Sleep more, try gardening, get a button.
Mad Baking by Tina Vourinaris
Erin Kotva makes beautiful chain mail
Cassandra Arthur brings detail and beauty to the smallest of creations
Sharing butterflies for kind notes (unicorns)
Iris Jacobs – beautiful images by wet on wet
Moshe Sakal makes abstraction attractive
Jewels and art and a plant!
Art making continued at the market!
For next year, look forward to much more publicity and many more vendors!
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Hey look! There’s a pic of me eating a shoe.
I had so much fun at the Mad Market! There were so many great people there. I really hope I get to attend next years :}
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Wow I missed this comment but I am glad you had fun. And I hope to see you at Mad Pride 2016!
Bring some fun shoes and an appetite for mad snacks!