Bella uses art to transform her life experiences of traumatic surgeries, paralysis, abuses and heartbreak, into beauty. Her art examines the body as a rebirth center of life, incorporating flowers, or an expression of freedom from paralysis through images of mermaids, flora, or simply of things that make her happy.

Jeremia is a self-taught artist, always learning new techniques and adding new materials into her work. She combines wood, oil, pencil, and ink to create each distinctive image. She is known for her focus on the female form, her love of anatomy and her exploration of beauty and it's complexities. 

Joanne Agostinelli takes her inspiration from nature. She is known for her work depicting the primal elements – Earth and Sky, Fire and Water. Her pastels and oils have been exhibited throughout the country from Cape Cod to California . She has done art residencies in three national
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Elizabeth Gerstner, Maid of Earth Studio, features sacred Goddesses. The Goddess has been a metaphysical journey as her figurines are symbolic of “geometric motifs" that have been Pagan earth-centered culture through time. Elizabeth’s creative process is intuitive as the Goddess regenerates from clay into a sacred piece of art.

Joan is known for her variety of styles and subjects. Just as we go through phases in our lives, she explores her thoughts and environments via her paintings. Nature and mystery are her favorite. Painting community murals drives her spirit, working with kids keeps her on her toes... Learn More.

Theresa Faulkner is a lifelong artist living in Sedona Arizona who specializes mostly in wood pyrography with watercolor and mixed media techniques. Her inspiration is drawn from nature and her personal spiritual journey, always hoping to find a common center with others who view her pieces... Learn More.