Swandering Bear Creations carved into a tree. An anthropomorphic Bear and wolf walking by the tree. Bear holding a travel sack and pointing in the distance. Wolf signaling bear to hurry up. Swandering Bear Creations carved into a tree. An anthropomorphic Bear and wolf walking by the tree. Bear holding a travel sack and pointing in the distance. Wolf signaling bear to hurry up. Swandering Bear Creations carved into a tree. An anthropomorphic Bear and wolf walking by the tree. Bear holding a travel sack and pointing in the distance. Wolf signaling bear to hurry up.

The amazing thing about art is that it is only bound, individually, by the interpretation of its viewer.
Each creation of art is like a tree with the potential to drop seeds that create new growth. For some, the seeds dropped were a much needed snack to keep them going. For others the seed became planted in themselves to grow their own tree. In the end, we will have created a forest for us all to live in.
As time passes, we may loose the original physical art piece, but the feeling and memory it left in the viewer will live on. There is just hope that it inspires them to create something of their own to share with the next person. Through their art, another's art lives on.

Meet the Artists:

  If you couldn’t tell, I have a habit of wanting to do a little bit of everything. I'm told by my parents that I’ve had, “a passion for art since the day I could hold a crayon," and through my years I've continued to advance my skills. I find it hard to stop thinking of what my next project might be, and how I’ll go about creating it. I am very happy to be able to create and share the art, and to have someone in my life who I can ponder ideas with.

- Alex

  I have never done only one form of art. I had to try them all. From painting and bead work, to crochet and sewing; I love trying out new forms of art. My favorite thus far are character sketches, digital character portrait paintings, and traditional landscape painting. I go where my creativity wonders. Who knows what I’ll be making in a few years; all I know is it will be some form of art.

- Jude