Eloise Mathews and her mother Katie Mathews at the Pine & Palm art show at the Museum of Art. {David Volz}
Eloise Mathews has a passion for creating jewelry and for studying art.
A fifth-grade student at Country Hills Elementary School in Coral Springs, Eloise has created a business known as Jumping Jellyfish Designs. She displayed her work at the Pine & Palm Artists Market at the Coral Springs Museum of Art on November 8 and 9, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
“I like to create jewelry using resin, and I have made key chains,” said Eloise.
She became interested in art when her mother, Katie Mathews, took her to a family day at the museum. They both became interested and subsequently took classes. Katie enjoyed learning to paint, and Eloise took courses in painting, ceramics, and mixed media.
“This has been a positive experience for both of us, and we like being a part of this show,” said Katie.
They were among 25 artists who displayed and sold their work at the Pine & Palm.
Members of the Coral Springs Artist Guild Shelly Kaye and Emily Emond at the Pine & Palm Market.
Members of the Coral Springs Artist Guild participated. Shelly Kaye, a member, shared her acrylic work, and Emily Emond, a visual artist, discussed her work. They are a group of dedicated artists and volunteers who seek to create and learn from each other.
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