Throughout his education, Ken Oliver studied art and design, but ultimately followed a career path in sales and marketing that took him literally around the world working with clients and factories in Asia, Europe, Canada and the United States. His experience in sales, marketing and product development actually led him back to arts and crafts industry. Ken is an accomplished artist who specializes in watercolor, paper crafting, altered art, mixed media book binding and craft projects. Ken lives in Newburgh, Indiana on the banks of the Ohio River.
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Ken - Thank you for sharing your projects & your creativity with others. I enjoy looking at vintage photos & the fact you can keep them going with unsual items surrounding them. You make lots of great things. Thank you for the share!
ReplyDeleteThank you Judy. I appreciate your kind words. I love vintage photos and unusual things that feel like they have soul. Thanks again, Ken
DeleteJust found you Ken. Love your creations. Hugs from Scotland. Rita xx
ReplyDeleteYour Color Bursts are beautiful! I can't wait to use them!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog today and i love what you did. Gorgeous projects and amazing products to work with. Will visit your blog any more times and became a new follower :) Thanks for sharing your art Ken!
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Dunja x
i follow Barbara gray for several years , love her stamps , and oh how I wish I lived closer to her and now she's in California ( I'm in Virginia ) awesome if I can buy through you .
ReplyDeleteHi Ken. I've just seen that you are in the UK the weekend after next. ! I'd love to take a workshop with you. I've never tried Brushoş! Are you coming to London or Surrey? And will you be at the Stitches show in Birmingham? Thanks hun. Suz xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Suz, I will be at Stitches NEC show and also teaching at Daisys Jewels and Crafts on February 20.
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Love Color Burst, I'm hooked! Signed up today to receive your blog posts. Your design team is awesome, but they have a hard act to follow, you are so creative.
ReplyDeleteHi Ken, I was looking for an email address but hopefully this will do the trick. I love your Colorburst
ReplyDeletePowders and painting my cards with them. That's awesome colors are awesome I have the other two sets and I just today received the Caribbean colors and I cannot wait to use them.
However I do have a problem beautiful as they are on my card so it's not so pretty on my cream colored duvet cover. It was that pthalo green. That vibrant intense green color. In hindsight when I saw that the sprinkles I should've vacuumed them up instead I did the worst possible thing which was to connect them with a little bit of water. So I am hoping that you can help me with how I should go about cleaning this. I normally throw it in the washing machine With all detergent. But I've never had a big green stain on it before. These are watercolors right so hopefully it will come out? I appreciate your help with this. Janie Sirak ladyj711@live.com. And ladyj711@icloud.com. If it isn't too much trouble please reply to both addresses so I am sure not to miss your response and it does not end up in spam. Thank you so much for your help.
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