Fine Arts

I'm sure you've seen them, tall beer cans with creative graphic design. They've become more than a trend, they're a staple of the industry. Meet Tony Walker, one of the artists behind those can designs.

After a chemically induced brain injury and a year of being homebound, Renee Jacobson used art as a form of rehabilitation. Art brought her back to life.

Working through emotions, traumas and everyday life is hard. Art can help. Shannon Halligan is a creative art therapist in Rochester, NY. who uses art to help a wide range of people.

Chad Cleveland is always pushing the boundaries of comfort. He sees something he likes and deliberately paints over it to see how far he can take the 'portrait.'

Take a peek inside the 'mind of Magnus.' He's a doodler, illustrator, painter, and a self-proclaimed "full-time weirdo."

Over the course of her career, TeeJay Dill has watched tattoos go from being rejected to respected.

Art has been a common theme throughout his life. He doesn't see his role as putting meaning behind his artwork, that's up to the audience.

The art and craft of creating stained glass art has been passed down through generations of one family for 110 years. And for all those years, Pike Stained Glass has been a staple of the Rochester community.

It's no wonder the ceramic work of Peter Pincus is celebrated and collected around the world. He believes that pottery is a type of journalism. His pieces tell a story about this generation.

Joshua Enck is a master of going with the flow and letting his creative process take him where IT wants to go.