Jim Bridgman: Highlighting the beauty

Wood bowls and table by Jim Bridgman

It makes one want to take a closer look at everything Jim makes.  From his beautiful tables to his bowls and, ohh, the feather jewelry!

Jim learned how to make fishing lures from his father and uses those techniques on feather jewelry.

Jim finds the beauty in each material and makes it even better.

Carving a cane at his grandfather's homestead in Chatham County

Jim came back to Chatham County and converted his grandfather's home into a studio for himself and his wife, Regina. He has his hands in many creative endeavors from canes to wood to jewelry.
Meet Jim and see his beautiful crafts at ArtBrake! on June 10 and 11 at Bluebird Farm Studio.

Save the Date!

This year, we will have 6 stops and 11 artists. The artists will be:

Linda Anderson: Painting and Sculpture

Tom Boone: Wood turning/furniture and Photography
Regina Bridgman: Stained Glass
Jim Bridgman: Wood and found object jewelry

Kim Hawks: Photography

Louise Hobbs: Clay Sculpture

Al McCanless: Pottery and Banjos

Carol Kroll: Three-dimensional Mixed Media

Christie Minchew: Two- and three-dimensional Mixed Media and fiber

Chuck Minchew: Wood furniture and end-grain cutting boards

Dick Seed: Wood and Metal Murals and Whimsical Sculptures 

Plan on joining us!  More about this year's ArtBrake! coming soon...