Since 1979 American Woodcrafters has been providing fine Custom Stairs and Rails to Estate Builders, Descriminating Architects and Designers in the Virginia, DC, and Maryland Area.

Anne Gibson Snyder is the owner of Catepetl Art Studio. She divides her time between a Frederick County, Maryland studio and a Corolla, North Carolina cottage. She paints from life, often outdoors, necessitating inventive arrangements of bungee cords, old wooden ironing boards and other measures to accommodate wind and weather.

Dave Moreland is a multi-media artist, with drawing, painting, and sculpture as his main focus. His subjects have a post-modern eclectic quality, ranging from art historical sources to personal narrative.

Born and raised in West Virginia, Eric Carter’s travels across the United States has fueled inspiration for much of his work.

Homer describes his work as “figurative humanism,” often based upon classical, Biblical or contemporary themes. He prefers to work directly from life when sculpting and drawing the human figure, portraits and animals.

Maggie Siner finds beauty in unexpected corners of the everyday world. Her play of light, color and brushwork expose the momentary nature of perception and the trill of recognition and visual discovery.

Rulei Bu is an accomplished oil painter with a broad repertoire. He studied art at Shanghai University, China and taught drawing and painting there before coming to America.

Vince Coate’s art is a form of expression and personal awareness. Though the use of watercolors, acrylics and sculpture he explores the juxtaposition of vivid colors and untraditional shapes.

William Cochran’s painted illusions are usually disguised as part of the streetscape and reveal multiple layers of meaning. While viewers often find themselves touching the work to determine if it is real, it is the poetic levels of meaning operating within the work that most often touch the viewers.