Susan MorganThe first inclination Susan Morgan had as an artist is when she scribble on a piece of paper a various animals on a piece of paper enforce my mother to draw the bodies. That was age 3. Fast forward to grade school when, during a desk clean out day, Susan was historically placed in the hallway because her desk was stuffed to the brim with drawings, drawings and more drawings. Now, let's fast forward to high school. Susan knew she had found her niche when she looked forward to the days art was scheduled. After obtaining degrees in fine art and raising a daughter husband and various animals, she now devotes her time to art on a daily basis.
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Chicqiela Elbert-VelazcoChicqiela is a retired art teacher and is now working full time as an artist. Her art studio is located on their 21 acre homestead in Alexandria, IN with her husband. They have 5 children, 7 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. She believes that art should be unique and a reflection of an artist’s personal eccentricities and cultural influences. Her medias of choice are drawing, painting, printmaking and lampwork glass beadmaking.
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Beth OverfieldBeth Overfield is a figurative teaching artist. Her work has been shown in exhibitions at The Evansville Museum, Richmond Art Museum, New Harmony Gallery and Marian University. The human form has become the expression of her visual story. The flexibility of the medium and the clay process allows her to change the direction of her work at any moment. The figure allows her to portray her personal narrative using symbols as puzzle pieces giving small clues. They tell a story of a moment in her life connecting past to future and artist to viewer.
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Grace StottlemeyerGrace Stottlemyer is a lifelong, proud resident of Anderson, Indiana. She loves ice cream, Mexican food, singing, sunflowers, her friends and new challenges. She is currently a sophomore majoring in graphic arts at Indiana Wesleyan University. Grace appreciates all forms of art but loves charcoal, ink, pastels and watercolors. Grace has had experience in multiple area art shows and has recently been commissioned for her logo work. Her inspiration comes from Van Gogh, nature and her faith. She loves Van Gogh’s story and persistence in the face of adversity. His use of color and movement….. Nature and faith are intertwined because of her love for God as creator of the universe.
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