As with most Northwesterners, Eileen has an in-depth interest and respect for the natural landscape and its wild inhabitants. With her degree in Wildlife Science from the University of Washington and subsequent time spent studying birds and mammals as a biologist for the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, she has now returned to art with a bit of the scientist still in tow. Eileen's primary medium is currently colored pencil, with ink and watercolor under-paintings for added depth. She seeks to capture the playful, sometimes mischievous side of her subjects, catching them in the act of behaving unexpectedly.

An established acrylic painter, always inspired by nature, Jennifer is pushing the boundaries of her latest work. Moving to use oil paints with hand-carved stamps, stencils, printing press, and collaged papers and fibers, Jennifer works to enhance the patterns, colors, and textures of a piece while also exploring the emotional and story elements of her art journey. Her award-winning work is well-loved and collected worldwide as well as locally in the Northwest where she spends most of her time.