XO Studio

Warrior Creative Arts, LLC, doing business as The Forever Sand Castle, offers professional sandcastle building lessons on Siesta Key, Florida. We provide fun, hands-on sandcastle lessons for families, couples, and groups, teaching expert sand sculpting techniques on the world-famous quartz sand of Siesta Beach. The Forever Sand Castle also creates custom sand sculptures for wedding proposals, wedding ceremonies, engagements, birthdays, and beach events. Clients may choose to add our patented Forever Sand Castle® keepsake, a miniature replica of the sand castle or sculpture created during their experience, to preserve their Siesta Key beach memory. Additional Services CORPORATE LOGOS - PHOTO SHOOTS - TV COMMERCIALS - Marriage proposals+MORE

At Images of Therapy, Phillip and Michele, a couple empowered by art’s healing potential, aim to ignite the creative spark within everyone. Through artistic exploration, we guide individuals on journeys of self-discovery and emotional well-being, transforming canvases into windows towards a brighter future.

Fine Arts Studio for Artists Robert Doyon & Skottla.

30 S Mango St

4105 S Tamiami Trl Unit 2

Opened in 1982, Creative Framing & Gift Gallery is a family-owned business serving the Venice/Sarasota area for almost 40 years. Linda, an award-winning Certified Picture Framer, together with her son Michael, provide museum quality custom framing that will last for years to come. Conservation framing is our standard! Creative Framing & Gift Gallery also has a fantastic selection of locally handmade gifts including jewelry, silk scarves, handbags, shell-accented home decor, sculptures, wall decor, vases, candle holders and much more. We also offer year-round fine art & shell craft classes in our connected studio. Local artists provide the supplies and their knowledge, allowing attendees to open their minds and creativity!

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Seasoned metal sculptor, lugufelo, has been creating large-scale public art for nearly two decades. Born in Venezuela, lugufelo has been inspired and influenced by one of the great masters of kinetic design, Jesus Rafael Soto, under whom he studied for a period of time. He also draws inspiration from Naum Gabo, Pablo Picasso and Victor Vasarely.