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As a collaborative, we all take turns working so your are sure to meet some of us at the gallery. Here is a listing of our artists and with a quick look their work.

Carol Bellamy uses one line of wire to translate her initial sketch into its wire counterpart. The finished work takes on a unique interpretation of the drawing, plus a little whimsy. Nature inspires here and she has a fondneww for animals, so a lot of her work features them But she also likes the feeling of motion wire gives to a piece, so she has been known to replicate inorganic images as well, such as bicycles and cars. The length of wire for one piece can range from 3 to more than 350 feet. She welcomes commissioned work.

Finding and recording artistic moments in nature has been the goal of my photography for more than half a century. A rock, a flower, a reflection - each becomes something worthy of being seen again when captured by my camera. Art is indeed where you find it.
My work can also be seen at The Avid Reader Bookstores (Sacramento and Davis), and The Sea Ranch Village Store.
I annually exhibit at The Davis Art Center Holiday Sale during the first weekend in December.

Making beautiful glass art is my passion-whether fused, leaded, foiled, or sand-carved. Jewelry, pictures in glass, and table art are part of my work. When traveling, I take crochet hooks, knitting needles, and yarn to make boas, bags for felting, and other fiber-art items. I love being busy and learn new things-I want to try everything creative. My studio is located in Citrus Heights, California, and I offer classes, studio and kiln time. Contact me at (916) 459 - 0888 or via my website: anythingglassart.com.

Darlene Becker creates contemporary jewelry in silver and gold using unusual gemstones and minerals. After working for over 20 years in the logical world of computers she found her creative outlet when she began a Silver smith class. The discovery literally changed her life. Now on her new path, Darlene exclaims, "I don't know where it will take me, but I have found my passion!" Darlene's designs are exhibited in many shows and competitions across Northern California.

Creating vibrant floral watercolor paintings is my passion. After 32 years teaching performing arts I recently retired and decided to begin the next exciting phase of my life as an artist.
It is my goal to capture the unique beauty of flowers around me. My paintings are all about the color. I often layer the paint many times to create depth in the watercolor.
Basically, I am hoping to take a space and make it lovely. How wonderful it is to create something that makes people smile.