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Chrissy Mitchell: The Dragon Table
Last Updated: Jan 30, 2005, 19:31
This mahoganny and ebony table was built by Jim Duncan and tiled by Chrissy Mitchell for a private commission. The table has Chinese motifs, including a dragon rendered in glass mosaic tile, and hand-carved dragon feet and Chinese characters in the woodwork. The tile shimmers in the light.
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Chrissy Mitchell: Bathroom remodel in Uptown, Minneapolis
Last Updated: Dec 30, 2004, 19:43
New bathroom fixtures shine with a brown limestone floor and wall tilework background, laid in diagonals. Typically, for a bathroom remodel, Chrissy and the client/s visit home improvement stores to pick out the types and color of tile and select bathroom fixtures that compliment each other. As the bathroom was small and well-lit, Chrissy suggested a diagonal tile pattern to give a quaint country feel to the room. White grout was chosen to set off the white fixtures.
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Photo story: Fall 2003 Art Crawl at the Tilsner (part 1)
Last Updated: Oct 13, 2003, 04:03
A photo story of the Tilsner Artists' Cooperative during the Fall 2003 Saint Paul Art Crawl. This section offers general images of the Crawl, as well as images of art and artists including Chrissy Mitchell, Jim Duncan, Laurence Paul, Kurt Holtze, Jeremiah Cunningham, Mercedes, and Mitchell Tyndall. Photographs by Nigel Parry.
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Chrissy Mitchell: River motif tiled coffee table on display at the Black Dog
Last Updated: Jul 8, 2003, 10:04
Four colors of tile were used with a light charcoal-colored grout to finish the maple table. The four colors represent the water, vegetation, rock, and sand of a river. The table is currently on display at the Black Dog coffee bar in Lowertown, St. Paul, MN. 4th and Broadway, 651-228-9274. Price: $450 (special display model price).
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Five Tilsner artists featured in Pioneer Press story external link
Last Updated: Jan 9, 2003, 12:47
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| Above: Rurik's Tarot interpretation. |
As the governor of Minnesota's term in office drew to a close, the Pioneer Press asked local artists for their representations of Jesse Ventura's "official" portrait. Five Tilsner artists rose to the challenge: Bill Birawer, Rurik, Joshua Coast, Chrissy Mitchell, and Jim Duncan. Rurik (right) commented: “I’ve had this image around ever since Jesse’s inauguration; to me, it said, ‘I’m here, let’s have some fun and do the job.’ I created a tarot card feel, with a dichotomy of Jesse doing what he thought was the job but surrounded by the media, the so-called quote unquote ‘vultures.’ It was a chance for me to play with day one vs. the last day.”
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Chrissy Mitchell: Photo story: Jesse Ventura tiled portrait
Last Updated: Jan 8, 2003, 14:57
Photostory of the creation of a tiled portrait of former Minnesota state governor Jesse Ventura, one of several pieces of art commissioned by the St. Paul Pioneer Press to mark the end of Ventura's term of office.
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Chrissy Mitchell: Dragonfly motif tiled coffee table
Last Updated: Jan 4, 2003, 01:37
With a strong, familiar, natural, and iconic design framed by a faux painted marble border, this coffee table gives a bright feel to a room. $750 before P&P. Designs and materials can be ordered to meet custom specs, ranging from the type of table (coffee, end, dining, buffet) or surface (floor, counter, wall, ceiling) to the kind of wood used in the trim, and how the table is finished (faux painted, stained or natural). Use your imagination!
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Droplet featured in Pioneer Press
Last Updated: Jan 3, 2003, 10:52
"'On the Face of the Earth' showcases Droplet's mellow, jam band approach to rock. Mitchell's contemplative lyrics and delicate vocals give every song an earthy feel, blending nicely with the driving guitars and soulful beats." -- Pioneer Press, 3 January 2003.
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Chrissy Mitchell: Mediterranean-style faux painted kitchen
Last Updated: Dec 31, 2002, 01:15
A warm-toned faux wall for a dining area. This earthy faux effect uses six colors and was created to give a Mediterranean feel and provide a balance to the aqua tones of the art works on the wall, two of a series by Chrissy titled Water Sculpting The Desert, 1997. Faux painting can be a revitilising or calming option for a room and has become one of the most sought after interior design options for good reason.
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