Mary Rochelle Burnham

Mary Rochelle has been producing portraits professionally since the age of eleven. It is her philosophy to find the beauty in every individual she draws whether as a formal portrait or a ten minute caricature. Mary holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the College for Creative Studies of Detroit in Graphic Communications. Mary Rochelle has worked as a caricaturist, freelance illustrator, courtroom sketch artist, fine artist and teacher. Some of her clients have included: WDIV Channel 4, CNN, The Associated Press, Ford Motor Company, Seimens, Society of Manufacturing Engineers, Hour Magazine, Crain's Business Detroit, Eastern Michigan University, University of Michigan, Children's Hospital and St. Joseph's Hospital to name a few.

Kathleen Campau

After 15 years making custom bed quilts, like Sleeping Beauty, Kathleen Campau awoke to the world of art quilts, beading and knitting.

Belinda Kingsley

Belinda has been a resident of Saline for 19 years. She and her husband Dave have two children, Andy who is 24 years old and currently living in St. Maarten, and Jacob who is 9 years old and in third grade at Woodland Meadows. Belinda began working with the foil method of stained glass art in 1992 after taking classes in Tecumseh. She found stained glass to be a wonderfully rewarding hobby that relieved stress, was creative and allowed her to make unique gifts for friends and family. After several years of working with stained glass Belinda expanded into lead assembly and mosaic methods for her creations. She has taken classes over the years in Lansing and Plymouth to learn new techniques and improve her skills.

Keith McGuire

Watercolor artist for more than 25 years, Keith has lived in a variety of locations from Florida to Texas to Hawaii, and now resides in Michigan. He currently owns Inner Eye Inc, a graphic art company, but longs to return to his earlier roots as a fine artist.

Michele Montour

Michele is a graphic artist that has evolved into a fiberartist. It started with her first textile class at Eastern Michigan University seven years ago when she realized a new passion. Her work has been included in juried international fashion shows at Surface Design Association (2007) and Handweavers Guild of America (2006). Micheles most recent award was an Honorable Mention from HGA for her Dance the Orange shrug. Publications include Belle Armoire and Shuttle, Spindle & Dyepot. Her classes at 212 Art Center include silk scarf dyeing and nuno felting.

Bob Palmerton

Bob specializes in painting landscapes with soft pastels. Among Bobs many subjects, his favorites include farm and woodland scenes throughout Southeast Michigan, the beaches of his native New York, and the mountains, rocks and streams found on hiking excursions in the National Parks.

Roxane Raffin Chan, RN, M.S., CMT, Reiki Master

Roxane has worked as a nurse for over 25 years and brings a wealth of information about healing and the connection between art and self discovery to her classes. She is currently working as a holistic nurse in private practice in Saline. In her practice she assists people in finding health and wholeness through massage, meditation and energy work.

Dianna Soisson

Uyen Tonnule

Uyen is a mom...She went on to achieve the 5th level of proficiency in the category of writing characters and received a teaching certificate from the school of Nihon Shuji in 2006. This qualifies her to teach all levels of students from elementary to adults. In the same year, while in Ann Arbor, Uyen held a private exhibit of her recent watercolors and collages. Her calligraphy work was exhibited at the Shiga Prefectural Museum of Contemporary Art along with her teachers works in the Wakakusa group, Uyen plans to live in Ann Arbor for a few years.