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 I am Janet Suchevich and I’m a self taught artist, retired retail manager, wife of over 40 years, mother of three son’s, ten  grandchildren  & two great grandchildren. I’ve always loved art from an early age but didn’t get serious until about 16 years ago. My love & passion for painting has only grown from there. My mediums of choice are acrylics, watercolor & fluid art. I find painting relaxing, peaceful & rewarding.  

 Award winning and accomplished, Chele Wells is a multi-talented individual with a passion for art, promotion, and podcasting. Her extensive experience in sales, marketing and recruitment industry has allowed her to develop a unique skill set that has helped her clients to create a buzz around their brand and business. Chele recently founded an art hub that encourages artistic expression and fosters a sense of community among individuals. Her commitment to creativity and providing a welcoming environment has made the art hub a popular destination for artists and art enthusiasts alike. Chele's dedication to promoting her clients and fostering creativity has made her a respected figure in her industry. 

 Jean Roelke has a B.A. in visual art from Austin College, and a PhD. in creative writing from the University of North Texas. She taught writing at UNT for twenty years, where she served as faculty advisor for the student literary journal, and assistant director of College Writing. Jean has shown her artwork locally, regionally, and internationally. Her book of poetry, "The Shape of Breathing," was published by Red Mare Press.  

 Ruth Williamson's artistic journey began in the Sherman, Texas, where she grew up. From a tender age, Ruth's creative inclinations became apparent. Her childhood was defined by a deep affection for the performing and visual arts, crystalized at the age of six when she took on the role of Gretel in the play Hansel and Gretel. With her costume and the enchanting melody of Evening Prayer etched into her memory, it was a moment that would shape her enduring love for artistic expression.