JJ Royer is a visionary photographer who brings images to life by printing them on metal, capturing a striking depth and vibrancy. Each photograph is uniquely framed with hand-crafted wooden borders made from repurposed fence boards, meticulously painted to match the image’s color palette. This fusion of metal and reclaimed wood creates a harmonious blend of modern and rustic aesthetics, making every piece a one-of-a-kind work of art. View her work here.

Tonya Harbuck is a mixed-media artist with a passion for abstract art. As a Florida native and a true beach enthusiast, she finds endless inspiration in the stunning nature and tranquil waters that surround her. She says, "the movement, the look, the feel, and the soothing sounds of water transport me to a place of peace, and I strive to bring that same serenity into every piece of art I create." View her work here.

Beth Carroll is a self-taught artist known for her highly detailed, realistic portraits created in colored pencil. Her award-winning work often captures her deep love for animals and nature, bringing these subjects to life with remarkable precision. In addition to colored pencil, Beth explores a variety of other media, including acrylics and watercolor, demonstrating her versatility and passion for artistic expression. Her free-spirited, colorful abstracts evoke joy and wonder, offering a vibrant contrast to her realistic work. View her work here.

Sandy is a self-taught artist who works in various mediums, using color to convey emotions in her art. She enjoys the expressive possibilities of acrylics for their texture and the translucent effect of watercolor batik, achieved through layering paint and wax on natural rice papers. Sandy is the President of the Florida Women’s Arts Association, a Lifetime member of the Art League of Daytona Beach, a member of the Jacksonville Coalition of Visual Arts, and a founding member of the Riverfront Arts District in Daytona Beach. Her art, which has won numerous awards and been featured on magazine covers, is displayed in homes across the Midwest and Florida. View her work here.

Grace Senior Morandi is an award-winning artist originally from Colombia, South America, who discovered her passion for art early on, winning her first national contest at age thirteen. With training from esteemed art instructors across South America, Europe, Mexico, and the U.S., her work has garnered numerous accolades, including nine Best in Show awards. Grace's art is featured in private collections worldwide, reflecting her distinctive style that blends abstract expression with touches of realism. Believing that art is a way of transforming objects into emotions, she uses color to convey deep moods and feelings. View her work here.

Elizabeth Siudock has been passionate about drawing and painting since childhood, continuing her art studies through high school and college. After taking a transformative painting class, she found that art became a therapeutic outlet, encouraging her to participate in art shows and join art organizations. In 2004, she received a purchase award at the Halifax Art Show, marking a significant milestone in her artistic journey. As she nears retirement, Elizabeth is excited to devote more time to her art and creative pursuits. View her work here.

Christine Broussard's art is a captivating blend of abstraction, color, and texture, inspired by the rich cultural heritages of France and Morocco. Moving to Washington, D.C. in the 1970s, her passion for business, languages, and travel shaped her unique artistic voice. Her work invites viewers to explore layers of paint and collage, uncovering their own interpretations within the interplay of seen and unseen elements. For Christine, art is a joyful meditation and a continuous journey of exploration, where each piece becomes a story waiting to be discovered. View her work here.

Loretta Youngman is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning artist known for her vibrant use of color and dynamic compositions. Her extensive travels and experiences teaching art in the Philippines, Taiwan, and Hungary have deeply influenced her creative approach. Initially rooted in realism, Loretta's work evolved to explore contemporary techniques that celebrate freedom and intuition. Her paintings have been showcased in prominent New York City venues, including a solo exhibition, and are held in private collections across the US, Asia, and Europe. View her work here.