The Red Tricycle Gallery Artists page hosts our featured gallery artists each month plus juried, Guest Artists included in upcoming art events. The page includes brief biographies of its artists and their fine art currently available.
Meet our Red Tricycle Gallery Artists
Theresa Killgore
Artisan Jewelry
Each bold piece is designed and made by Theresa Killgore in her small studio on Bainbridge Island.
Designs are unique and may be “fancy” with sterling silver/14k gold/semiprecious stones or be made with found objects such as wood, crayons, geomagnets, or a “fun” combination of stuff!
You never know what Theresa will discover in her travels which translates to her jewelry.
View more of her work at
Melody Maleitzke
Washi Tape Art
Melody Maleitzke approaches her subject matter with the Zen-influenced “art of letting go.” By using washi tape as her main medium, her ephemeral art changes with the lighting, the angle, and over time gives into the truth that nothing is permanent. It is through this knowledge of impermanence that she explores the interconnectedness of all life. She hides messages in her works to draw viewers closer, to question its meaning, relationship to the image, and to discover connection.
View more of her work at MelodyLovesThis.com
Guest Artists
November Guest Artist
Kolyne Forro of Pour Obsession
My name is Kolyne Forro and I have been concentrating on using two different mediums. I make epoxy artwork and paint abstract acrylics. As an artist, I take great pride in my work and continually strive for perfection. My approach is a carefully researched and practiced technique that when all combinations fall into place makes lustrous and radiant artwork.
My epoxy designs are created in unique patterns using different styles of pouring, and abstract acrylic art is a creative process all on its own. I incorporate many techniques to get the desired effects. Each style of pouring allows for different patterns that turn into different artistic impressions. The energetic, fluid style and color palette bring the art to life, and I strive for each painting to speak to individuals in different ways.
