Camp Copeland Studio

We strongly believe that creating mindfully matters. That is why we are always focused on reducing the carbon footprint of our studio. One way that we do this is to turn left over pieces of glass from our bigger projects into elegant fused glass pendants. Since each pendant comes from sheets of glass that we design in our studio, each pendant is one of a kind. Want a timeless accent or a thoughtful gift? Visit our studio online to explore the collection of our fused glass pendants and jewelry. https://wix.to/tZvkxVl

For us, the act of carving a linocut or woodcut print is just as satisfying as the printing process. Working in reverse with chisels to remove material in order to create an image is an exercise in mindfulness and intentional action. Making marks that will become inked and un-inked space in the finished image. Our black and white Sfären linocuts are inspired by balance, not only in composition and color, but in lifestyle as well. Sfären translates to "the sphere" in Swedish. Each print in our Sfären series of linocut prints focuses on a sphere in a state of balance with it's surroundings. This print, "I Centrum" depicts a sphere balanced on top of a platform that is stacked on top on a series of horizontal and vertical posts. Balance is often difficult to achieve, but is always worth the attempt. See the whole collection in our print gallery:
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Step inside our studio and meet the makers behind Camp Copeland Studio. We are a two person artist team. The first member of our team is Alyssa. Alyssa has a long history in Art, Craft and Design. In fact, she received an MFA in Applied Craft & Design from the Oregon College of Arts & Crafts. Alyssa handcrafts our stained glass panels and designs/develops all of our wool and felted objects. Our small-batch process means we catch every detail, reduce waste, and design with a spirit of intention. ✨🛠️🌿
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Opening on Friday, in celebration of 25th birthday, “Gathered Locally” opens. This exhibition includes 100+ artists from PGCs community, including two pieces from us! Drew’s kilnformed “bunny” and Alyssa’s stained glass panels will be on view. Stop by the reception on Friday night or at your convenience over the next couple of months!