Harmonious colors and lively patterns define Anna’s work as a fine artist, a weaver, and a jewelry maker. Her abstract drawings are puzzle-like fields of shapes and colors, and show a pleasing balance between variety and repetition. In her representational art, she often builds the image through multiple overlapping patterns. Anna is always eager to learn a new technique or approach. She takes pleasure in the work and in the company of her fellow artists, and highly values the fact that people love and buy her work.  
 
Bridget usually has a long list of characters from Celtic mythology she wants to draw. Dragons, faeries, and magical trees populate her work. Characteristically, she draws with pencil first, confidently creating her forthright compositions. She then patiently lays in colored pencil. She applies several layers of color, as many as six, overlaid in careful, even hatching, resulting in velvety, rich colors. Bridget also expresses her connection to her ancestral heritage through her Celtic-inspired jewelry designs. She is exploring sculpture and stop motion animation as further means of expressing her storytelling nature.
 
Sheri channels her love of animals into her charming drawings, paintings, and mixed media representations of horses, cats and other animals. She is most comfortable drawing in pencil as she can erase and redraw until she is satisfied that she has captured the essence of whatever imagery she has chosen as her model. Sheri is also a writer and bookmaker who has written and illustrated poignant memories of her grandmother, who was also an artist, and serves as a source of inspiration and strength.