Carla Cascio works on multi media collages that incorporate paper, fabric, inks and acrylic paints. Her mixed media on board displays black and white patterns, creating the illusion of musical notes.

Charlene Lee-Freislinger creates detailed drawings of figures and architecture with pencil and pen & ink. She is a long-time Elmhurst artist who welcomes commissioned work.

David Cyl uses Venetian plaster base to provide texture and artifacts to the acrylic paint. This abstract landscape titled Sun Field is reminiscent of his hometown in the UK.

Jane Erlandson constantly searches for scenes or moments to capture, is seldom without a camera. This particular work required patience and was taken with a vintage film camera.

Catherine Tully creates her "sun prints" using an 1800s photographic process. After the use of sunlight and rainwater or melted snow, her botanical images emerge with Prussian blue and white colors. She uses other materials and techniques to add more colors.

Maribel Hambric enjoys painting in acrylics and sometimes adds various papers from her scrap collection. In this painting, she honors the British television comedy, Last of the Summer Wine.

Catherine Tully creates her "sun prints" using an 1800s photographic process. After the use of sunlight and rainwater or melted snow, her botanical images emerge with Prussian blue and white colors. She uses other materials and techniques to add more colors.

Catherine Tully creates her "sun prints" using an 1800s photographic process. After the use of sunlight and rainwater or melted snow, her botanical images emerge with Prussian blue and white colors. She uses other materials and techniques to add more colors.