Bernie is a self-taught pencil artist born and raised in Saskatchewan. He was a junior high school art and physical education teacher but gave up teaching in 1989 to [click on photo]

Brooke Gavelle resides in Northwest Montana, where the land tickles her imagination and is intrinsic to her creations. Her reverence for the natural world invites her to pick up the oil drenched paintbrush and witness not just the physical manifestation but [click on photo]

Darolyn Holland grew up in northern New Hampshire riding her horses through miles of old logging roads and working summers on a dairy farm. Her fascination with and love for animals and nature knows no bounds. She began sketching and carrying a camera everywhere at an early age. [click on photo]

Gretchen Clarke Jr, has been a resident of Eureka Montana since 1997. Wanting a life in the country, she left California and landed in Eureka, MT … which means “I found it!”

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Farming soon became her life, [click on photo]

Carol Clouse is an artist and architect who has delved into many art mediums, with the common thread in her art being nature (...and horses.) [click on photo]

Caroline Cornell is a Creative. As a painter, her eclectic style is a reflection of her travels and of growing up in northwest Montana, capturing a spirit of the modern West, with texture color, and light. [click on  photo]

I had been doing taxidermy for at least 35 years with the dream of someday carving the same things. About 15 years ago I began to do just that. I hand carve and paint everything from game heads to fish and several  other species.  I coined the name Timberdermist [click on photo]

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Kate Oltmann is a contemporary Western artist living and working in Fortine, Montana, just outside Glacier National Park. Her family’s roots in the region stretch back generations, including ancestors who homesteaded in what is now Glacier National Park and helped build its historic ranger cabins and bridges. [click on photo]

Mark Matthews has been serious about art, music, literature and dancing all his life. As for his sculpting, Mark routinely experiments with different materials, techniques and styles - but remains uninterested in creating a specific “brand.” He seldom displays his art beyond [click on the photo]

Montana Blue Heron is Marilyn Evans and Wm. Stevens, two self-taught weavers who have taken their willow structure weavings from simple basketry into the realm of woven sculpture and three-dimensional wall art. [click on the photo]

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