Kathryn is a resident of Richmond and received her degree in Graphic Design and Illustration from Capilano college in 1995 and her Fine Arts Degree in 2000 from UBC. She is experienced in a variety of art forms such as drawing, painting, tapestries and needlework. She uses various tools such as acrylic, oil, pastels, ink, thread and fabric and is an active member of the Federation of Canadian Artists. Her work has been sold and shown at a variety of locations including, Federation Gallery on Granville Island, Artists Among Us - Richmond, Steveston Village Gallery and the production Much Ado About Nothing. Several of her paintings are now in our Artisans' Galleria

Born in Toronto, Douglas has lived in Vancouver since 1995. In 2000 he began his hobby of etching glass. Mainly self-taught, he likes to use recycled materials that would have been destined for the landfill. His work is done by hand using a variable speed drill with diamond tip bits. He does not use lasers, sand, chemicals or stencils, therefore, each piece is one of a kind. Using salvaged materials creates pieces which contain flaws that are unique to each item and contribute to the look and beauty of the finished product.

Born in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory and a former resident of North Vancouver, Bruce and his wife moved to Texada Island after visiting it on a camping trip. That was 17 years ago and they now live in a house that Bruce built, including the recently completed studio, that they both work out of. He lives with his wife Fran, who is a glass bead maker working under the name Beadzerk! Bruce is a self taught glass artist, but obviously artistic. He chooses to create pieces that are both whimsical and functional. He uses Eco-friendly wood for the frames of his windows and racks and each fused glass piece, whether an ornament, night light, window, towel rack or something else, combines dozens of glass components before the item is finished. Bruce loves what he creates and it shows!

Raised in Saskatchewan and now residing in White Rock B.C., Carla studied at the Alberta College of art, Emily Carr College of Art and Design and UBC. She received her Masters of Arts in 1993. Her work is almost always in oils, although she occasionally dabbles with collage, watercolour or acrylic. She is attracted to the luminosity and intensity of colour that is achieved with working with Oil. She is a member of the Federation of Canadian Artists, South Delta Artist's Guild, Delta Community Arts council, Surrey Arts Council, The Community Arts Council of Richmond, the Burnaby Arts Council and is currently the president of the South Delta Artist's Guild. Her work is held in private collections in Mexico, Canada and the U.S. and is available at the Artisans' Galleria in Steveston B.C.

A member of the Richmond Potters Guild since 1986, Lucille lives in Surrey. She completed a 2 yr. fine arts program at Kwantlen College under the direction of David Lloyd. She is the recipient of the 1991 "Francis Hollinger" scholarship presented by the Fraser Valley Potters Guild. She enjoys working with porcelain and stoneware, hand built, fluting, faceting and a variety of other surface decorations.