Chuck has been painting all his life using traditional oil on canvas and is inspired by the rich environment of Southwest Wisconsin. 

Bob has been a self-employed craftsman in metal and wood for over 50 years, specializing in architectural projects for architects and homeowners. After selling his business in 2021, he shifted his focus to creating functional and decorative pieces, including wooden bowls, rustic furniture, whirligigs, weathervanes, and sculptures.

Throughout his career, Bob has been guided by influential mentors such as Harry Nohr, Francis Whitaker, Otto Gust, and Al Felly, who shaped his technical expertise and business acumen. Now, he shares his knowledge with the next generation of craftspeople.

Inspired by the simplicity and utility of everyday objects, Bob values craftsmanship that invites daily use. When exceptional wood comes his way, he transforms it into sculptural works. Residing in the Driftless Area, he draws inspiration from the region’s natural beauty and abundant local timber.

Bob looks forward to connecting with visitors at the 2024 Spring Art Tour.

Dominique is a printmaker whose passion for drawing is reflected in his intricate linework and bold contrasts. Inspired by trees, vibrant personalities, and historic neighborhoods, he brings these subjects to life through traditional printmaking techniques.

Dominique’s process involves etching and engraving on copper and zinc plates to create detailed linework, while his rich, layered colors emerge from hand-carved woodblocks of oak, maple, and cherry. Through Dominique’s work, he captures the essence of his surroundings with depth and texture.

Nana has been creating outdoor sculpture since 1990, drawing inspiration from ancient cultures and natural forms. A passionate gardener, she channels this connection into her Garden Spirit Collection, a series of functional and inspirational sculptures designed for home and garden.

Using forged and fabricated steel, along with copper and brass accents, Nana combines traditional blacksmithing techniques with modern fabrication processes. Each piece is finished with weather-resistant paint, ensuring durability in both indoor and outdoor settings.

Sarah has been painting for over 50 years, embracing the ever-evolving nature of her craft. She holds a B.S. in Fine Art from the University of Wisconsin and has exhibited her work in galleries across the country. Now, she paints for herself, continuously exploring new techniques and inspirations.

Cindy is a mixed media artist working in an abstract realism style, creating on both live-edge wood and traditional canvas. Her process incorporates acrylic paint, pyrography, engraving, inks, and other materials, resulting in richly textured and layered works.

Inspired by the natural beauty of Wisconsin’s Driftless region, Cindy’s art reflects the landscapes and organic forms that surround her. Through her unique combination of techniques, she brings depth and dimension to her nature-inspired creations.

Stefanie creates functional ceramics that blend simple beauty with purpose. Inspired by childhood visits to her grandparents’ farm and her deep connection to nature, she crafts each piece with intention, ensuring it feels unique and special.

Rather than following a production model, Stefanie approaches her work with curiosity and joy, allowing each pot to emerge as a discovery of form and function. Her pottery reflects a love for everyday objects that are both useful and artful.