Tim Breaux was born in Franklin, Louisiana in 1963. He spent his early years in the central gulf region of south Louisiana where he gained an appreciation for the “old ways” and communal experience lived by the preceding generations.  Read more on Tim Breaux

Raymond Gibby grew up in the Southern California hills outside of Riverside. He spent most of his time outdoors, and creating the images that went along with the love of the outdoors: jack rabbits, cotton tails, and red tail hawks gliding on warm wind currents. Read more on Raymond Gibby

Allison Cantrell can’t remember when she first started to draw; the urge and the talent have just always been there.  Essentially self-taught, Allison does have one very important teacher in her life.  Her mom, Sheila, an accomplished artist, would toss her a blank piece of paper and a pencil, and mother and child would work together.

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Willis Miller was reared in Oklahoma City and graduated from Oklahoma State University with a degree in Forestry.   He and his wife Betty now reside in Fayetteville, AR.

At the age of 40 he was led to begin painting.  His first teacher, Janice Clark, was very instrumental in guiding him into the world of art.  Although he did not know her at the time, she observed some of his work in a frame shop.  Read more on Willis Miller

Artist Doug Hall has had a fascination with painting and the Eastern Woodland Native Americans all his life. He started drawing as a young child and enrolled in his first real art class when he was 14.

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