RUNE ART PROVIDERS
The Denali Institute is pleased to feature rune artists who are active students in our Rune Master study program and who are accomplished artists in their own right. On this page, we present, in alphabetical order, their names, addresses and brief descriptions of artistic rune products offered to you and the general public. The Denali Institute does not endorse any one artist over another, but does certify that they are currently enrolled students and that their business practices are ethical. For information on pricing and purchasing, please contact the artist directly.
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Michael Huba Michael Huba Michael says: "After years of working in oils and acrylic paint, I have found "stained" glass to be the most explosive and colorful of all. Nothing can duplicate nature and the real world, but I believe glass can surpass reality and create magic within the beholder. Send me your idea or a sketch and approximate size and I'll correspond. Wake up the "new" you as well as your home or meditation room. Satisfaction is guaranteed." George Miller George says, "Rune sculptures, table talismans and Pocket Runes © are designed for the individual. The Pocket Runes© are talismans designed for a specific purpose. All rune work is done according to the Northern tradition and all are unique works of art. For catalog, send $1.00 to the above address or email the artist at: fehu@georgemillerart.com Al Munce - Web Page Set-up and Design To obtain your free information packet containing a complete description of our Rune Master instruction program, please call 1-800-DENALI 8 (336-2548).
George Miller
Al Munce (web artist)
610 Western Avenue
Albany, NY 12203
Art work: Stained glass art with runes included in art. By commission.
933 Woodmere Drive
Cliffwood Beach, NJ 07735
Art work: Rune sculpture and rune drawings by commission, wooden rune sets and Pocket Runes© upon direct order.
This web site is the work of Al Munce, web design artist. We have included him as a provider because his electronic "art" is as much an art form as if the design was drawn on canvas or paper. As a fellow runester, Al Munce is of "like mind" to any of our students looking for assistance in helping bring a beautiful web page to life in the world of cyberspace.
You may e-mail Al at: al@zavi-java.com or visit his home page: www.zavi-java.com
for further information regarding his web site services.
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