Adele Eustis paints and draws using traditional drawing materials, wax, oil, acrylic and watercolor pigments. She aims to feel the nature of different 

materials the way a cook knows spices, each one imparting a distinctive behavior, a sound, and energy.

Susan Gans creates prints and montages using photographs from urban settings. These landscapes with their back stories of recurring memories or 

social issues, lend themselves to metaphor and narrative.   Her work has been seen in the Seattle area for ten years. More at susangans.com

Kerstin Graudins works with a wide range of subject matter and themes using printmaking processes, drawing and painting. Through experimentation 

and iteration, she approaches realism abstracted to convey a deeper truth.  She teaches printmaking classes at Pratt, Gage and the Vera Project.  More 

at artsypants.com 

Ted Hiebert is a Canadian visual artist, theorist and Assistant Professor of Interdisciplinary Arts at the University of Washington Bothell.  He uses the 

hidden, imaginary and delirious aspects of photographic representation to explore imaginary possibilities. More at tedhiebert.net  

Cass Nevada uses plant pigments, recycled materials, mixed media and sometimes her lunch (if it's colorful) to explore the world around her.  Change, 

illusion, and the stories we tell ourselves are all recurring themes of interest.  More at cassnevada.com.