Russell Whitten: studied art at Maine College of Art, Heartwood College of Art and the Art Students League of New York. He is a member and showing artist with the Ogunquit Arts Association/ Barn Gallery and The Wright Gallery in Cape Porpoise. His painting experience include scenic artistry in theater painting at the Ogunquit Playhouse, Good Theater in Portland Maine and Prescott Park , Portsmouth NH. Russel has been teaching watercolor painting for the last 20 years in Southern Maine at several public schools and art institutions including Rivertree Center for the Arts, Sanctuary Arts and The University of New England.

K. Scott Davis: was born in 1958 in Denver Colorado. In the 1980’s he joined the U.S. Navy and traveled all over the world. In 2000 he moved to Maine to teach survival school for the Navy. Retiring in 2014, he enrolled at the university of Southern Maine and started painting. He graduated in 2017 with a B.F.A. in studio fine art. He is a surrealist and paints in oil on a diverse number of surfaces. His work can be seen at his studio, Walrus Studios in Richmond Maine.

Jean-Pierre Nadau: is a french illustrator originally from Paris, now living in the Alps. In 1987, self-taught, he took up drawing . Expressing himself only in black and white, using Indian Ink or Pigma Micron pen, he covers sheets and canvases with complex graphics, some of very large dimensions (up to 12 meters wide). Recognized within the Outsider Art movement, he is represented in numerous public and private collections in Europe, Japan and the United States, particularly in New-York where he regularly exhibits.

Dan Martin: is an accomplished painter with over 15 years of professional experience and has long turned to art as a profound outlet for expression and healing. This passion was particularly forged during his time in the military, where he learned to navigate complex emotions through his creative work. His distinctive style, refined over a lifetime of dedication, continues to captivate viewers by translating his experiences into compelling visual narratives.