David Govedare, a well-known sculptor, explores the meaning and impact of totems in his life and in his work.

Greg Pritchett, a watercolorist, shows and explains the creative process and his evolution, journey, and inspiration.

John Huffstutter presents blacksmithing history and some of his amazing works.

From impressionistic to realism, Chris Lehwalder's art transforms our world. Mostly oil on canvas with scrimshaw as well.

Indigo Kennedy talks about the intricate fiber art skill building.

Maggie Evans talks about her numerous bridal designs that initially derived from small ideas. She turned those ideas into beautiful dresses.

"Locations such as San Francisco, Maine, and the Palouse spark my creativity, providing opportunities to capture the landscape, street, fashion, sport, human, and animal photography. I find that the greatest reward of photography is the opportunity to share what I see with people, in hopes they look at the world in a different way."

Well-known photographer Ed Broberg gives examples of his long career in photography.

Beauty surrounds us at all times in our lives. See how Tim and Gail Youngbluth have obsereved and developed a keen eye for patterns, shadows, and lighting present in nature.

Bonnie Cazier talks of her journey of drawing and painting horses, cowboys, landscapes to painting the abstract.

Anita Talbott takes us on a journey through her life and into her acrylic flow art. 

Margo Sety is a school teacher who has many artistic talents.  Her presentation highlights her experiences and creativity with watercolor painting.

Judy Bean is a retired educator and current community organizer and volunteer.  She shares the work of collegue, Ed Broberg and the community event of hundreds of lighted pumpkins in Chewelah's city park.

Ed Broberg is a professional photographer who's works have covered equestrian events, landscape, architecture, community events, and sailing to name a few.  His gallery can be seen at broberg.photoshelter.com