AD and the Next of Kin. AD and the Deep Blue Sea. AD and the Family Tree. AD and the Village Witch. AD and the Lost Prince. AD and the Wishing Well. AD and the Summer King. AD and the Buried Treasure.

As artists and craftsmen we have not adequately educated the public to the value of goods produced by individuals in our area. The public needs to see where we work, where we create, the tools we use, the environment that inspires us, and why the finished product is part of the neighborhood we all share. We create the art here, our friends and neighbors are here, and we need to emphasize the importance of sharing our skills, talents and gifts with the community.

Each piece is an original. All frames are made in-house. These scenes distinguish themselves from other. Marquetry you may have seen by the bright, strong, crisp all natural selection of wood colors and grains. Each of these mountain scenes are designed and produced using a contrasting selection of wood varieties. A soothing influence to your surroundings.

Nestled high on the Palmer Divide lies the quaint downtown district of historic Monument. Midway between downtown Colorado Springs and the South Denver Metro area, Monument was incorporated June 2, 1879 after many years of settlement by farming pioneers, mostly from Iowa. With Pike National Forest located to the west, two regional parks within seven miles, five Colorado State Parks and dozens of top-notch golf courses within thirty miles, it becomes a challenge for outdoor enthusiasts to.