Carol Chapman defies typecasting. A graduate of Smith College, she also studied at the Art Students' League in New York. She has been a successful portrait, landscape, and abstract artist as well as a sculptor for many years. It has been said that "light seems to shine out of her canvases.Her paintings just make you want to go there and if you have her paintings on your wall, you may feel you have arrived." She has received international recognition and has been published by places like the Pompidou Center in Paris and Christie's Contemporary Art in London, New York, London, and Tokyo.

Fred Slautterback works with a variety of mediums and art forms. He is recognized for originating and developing a completely new form of abstract art. Using unique processes and materials, he heats and applies molten plastics. He has named this medium and process "Touleen". Watercolors and acrylics are often incorporated within the work. This original form of abstract art is colorful, upbeat and lyrical. The work is frequently assembled into three-dimensional panels and grid arrays. Designs can be scaled to fit small spaces or fill large wall surfaces. Fred also creates mixed media sculptures in wood and metal.