Elite Elder Artisans

(Former members of geezer.com who are now members of The Geezer Brigade

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Sid Bolotin

561-375-8078.

"When I retired in 1993, I directed my hobby into making magnetic tiles by painting original miniature works of art onto 2-inch square ceramic tiles. Because I hand-paint each tile individually, no two magnets are exactly alike...just like snowflakes..."


Click HERE to see my hand-painted ceramic tiles page!





Maggi Gunn


(by Maggi)

E-mail: maggi@sunrivertelecom.com -- 1-866-593-3043

"I, Maggi Gunn (by Maggi), have been designing and manufacturing custom jewelry for over 20 years.

" Although mostly working in technical fields (BS degree in Chemistry/Business), I have always pursued my interest in the arts..."

(NOTE: byMaggi is attempting to retire (again).  All jewelry on the site is being offered at 30%-40% off—plus anything in stock.  I can send pictures if you let me know if you like 14K gold, sterling, favorite colors/gems, etc.  I also have an assortment of gemstones—faceted, cabs and carved (i.e. fish, flowers, animals, butterflies, freeform, etc) to sell.)


Click HERE to see my jewelry page!





Ron Hunt

Artist

E-mail: travart23@hotmail.com -- 651-345-5734

"I was born in a boxcar north of Esterville, Iowa in 1934 and raised on a hardscrabble farm in Dodge County, Minnesota. I am self-taught and have been practicing since 1959. I work in oil, watercolor, pen and ink, and pastel. My subjects are primarily landscapes, buildings, and boats.

"I have created fund-raising calendars for several towns in the upper mid-west over the past quarter of a century, usually for non-profit organizations. ..."

Click HERE to see my lithographs page!


Joseph Leach

Dunghanrach Pottery

dunghanrach@charter.net -- 320-256-4408

"I retired from teaching in 1991 and went full time developing my pottery. The pottery bug bit me after watching a potter at a demonstration throw a large bowl. It was magic, the way the bowl grew from the lump of clay. I am mostly self-taught..."

Click HERE to see my pottery page!


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This page last updated on 11/30//08