Our instructors

Our teachers are experienced, passionate and dedicated to providing adults and children with the best possible instruction, while building in lots of fun, too!
Read a brief bio of our best-in-town (!) teachers below. We are so proud of our teaching staff!
... more bios coming soon!
Read a brief bio of our best-in-town (!) teachers below. We are so proud of our teaching staff!
... more bios coming soon!

Lydia-kay Blackburn: Summer Camp and Kids Art
Lydia-kay Blackburn has been teaching art for over three decades. With experience in Kindergarten through 12th grade in both public and private schools, her passion is about encouraging kids to exercise their creative mind muscles. Lydia-kay holds a bachelors, masters and specialist degrees in Art Education from UGA, and loves opening doors for kids to "make their thinking visible" with art media.
Lydia-kay teaches in our Summer Camps
Lydia-kay Blackburn has been teaching art for over three decades. With experience in Kindergarten through 12th grade in both public and private schools, her passion is about encouraging kids to exercise their creative mind muscles. Lydia-kay holds a bachelors, masters and specialist degrees in Art Education from UGA, and loves opening doors for kids to "make their thinking visible" with art media.
Lydia-kay teaches in our Summer Camps

Gracy Bondy: Art Therapy Services
Local artisan and mental health professional, Gracy Bondy, specializes in using natural and creative processes to help people face and work through life’s challenges. Born and raised in Walton County, she is an alumna of Point University, Penland School of Craft, and Portland Institute, with post-graduate education and credentials in counseling, intercultural studies, trauma-informed care, animal-assisted therapy, and art-assisted grief therapy.
Gracy's art therapy page can be found HERE
Local artisan and mental health professional, Gracy Bondy, specializes in using natural and creative processes to help people face and work through life’s challenges. Born and raised in Walton County, she is an alumna of Point University, Penland School of Craft, and Portland Institute, with post-graduate education and credentials in counseling, intercultural studies, trauma-informed care, animal-assisted therapy, and art-assisted grief therapy.
Gracy's art therapy page can be found HERE

Gina A. Bramble: Photography
Gina Bramble is a Georgia native and now divides her time between Georgia and Florida. She is an avid traveler and is a National Park enthusiast.
She has lived in Walton Co for 23 years with her biggest supporter and husband Kelly.
She has had a fascination with photography from a young age and her first camera was a girl scout instamatic camera. You will always find her with her camera in tow to capture moments as they occur. Gina combines her passion for travel and photography as a nature/travel photographer, but she also enjoys other forms of photography including portrait, pet, and family photography. She uses her photography to express her love of nature. Gina utilizes minimum editing and prefers to let nature show its own beauty through her lens.
She has been teaching Photography 101 at MWCA for the past several years and schedules classes quarterly. She will be adding advanced classes in the future. Her work can be viewed at her website.
Gina's photography workshops can be found HERE (offered about four times a year)
Gina Bramble is a Georgia native and now divides her time between Georgia and Florida. She is an avid traveler and is a National Park enthusiast.
She has lived in Walton Co for 23 years with her biggest supporter and husband Kelly.
She has had a fascination with photography from a young age and her first camera was a girl scout instamatic camera. You will always find her with her camera in tow to capture moments as they occur. Gina combines her passion for travel and photography as a nature/travel photographer, but she also enjoys other forms of photography including portrait, pet, and family photography. She uses her photography to express her love of nature. Gina utilizes minimum editing and prefers to let nature show its own beauty through her lens.
She has been teaching Photography 101 at MWCA for the past several years and schedules classes quarterly. She will be adding advanced classes in the future. Her work can be viewed at her website.
Gina's photography workshops can be found HERE (offered about four times a year)

Rebecca Braswell: Pottery for adults and kids
Rebecca Braswell is an award-winning utilitarian potter and pottery instructor here at MWCA. Her acceptance into the prestigious "Perspectives" pottery show at OCAF recognizes her as one of the top 50 potters in Georgia! She started doing pottery in 2010 and has been with us since 2014. She started learning pottery right here in Monroe as a way to reduce the stress of the outside world. She is a known face here at MWCA, when she is not busy teaching and creating work, you can find her volunteering on the shop committee, the gallery committee, decorating for the holidays or helping with many fundraising efforts.
Rebecca sells her art mainly here at MWCA. She is also a featured potter in Covington, St. Simons Island in the Welcome Center and in the Georgia Sea Turtle Center on Jekyll Island where she shares in her love for sea turtles.
When she creates her pottery, she believes in simple forms and function. It's not just dirt and water, it's Glorified Mudd.
Rebecca's classes can be found HERE (kids) and HERE (adults) and HERE (monthly Pottery Projects)
Rebecca Braswell is an award-winning utilitarian potter and pottery instructor here at MWCA. Her acceptance into the prestigious "Perspectives" pottery show at OCAF recognizes her as one of the top 50 potters in Georgia! She started doing pottery in 2010 and has been with us since 2014. She started learning pottery right here in Monroe as a way to reduce the stress of the outside world. She is a known face here at MWCA, when she is not busy teaching and creating work, you can find her volunteering on the shop committee, the gallery committee, decorating for the holidays or helping with many fundraising efforts.
Rebecca sells her art mainly here at MWCA. She is also a featured potter in Covington, St. Simons Island in the Welcome Center and in the Georgia Sea Turtle Center on Jekyll Island where she shares in her love for sea turtles.
When she creates her pottery, she believes in simple forms and function. It's not just dirt and water, it's Glorified Mudd.
Rebecca's classes can be found HERE (kids) and HERE (adults) and HERE (monthly Pottery Projects)

Ann Dodys: pastels
Ann Dodys is an artist/art educator who was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. Design and use of color comes naturally to Ann given her background. After earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Stratford College in Danville, Virginia, Ann began her art career in Jacksonville Florida creating interior and exterior wall designs for both commercial and residential spaces.
Ann taught visual art in grades K-12 for 30 years. She earned a Masters in Art Education while teaching and producing unique and appealing works of art.
Ann has worked with a variety of media over the years but fell in love with pastels after participating in a workshop outside of Paris, France. Ann has achieved Member of Excellence status with the Southeastern Pastel Society. After retiring, Ann, husband Dimitri, and their four legged friends moved to Madison, Georgia where she has an art studio and teaches painting classes.
Ann Dodys is an artist/art educator who was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. Design and use of color comes naturally to Ann given her background. After earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Stratford College in Danville, Virginia, Ann began her art career in Jacksonville Florida creating interior and exterior wall designs for both commercial and residential spaces.
Ann taught visual art in grades K-12 for 30 years. She earned a Masters in Art Education while teaching and producing unique and appealing works of art.
Ann has worked with a variety of media over the years but fell in love with pastels after participating in a workshop outside of Paris, France. Ann has achieved Member of Excellence status with the Southeastern Pastel Society. After retiring, Ann, husband Dimitri, and their four legged friends moved to Madison, Georgia where she has an art studio and teaches painting classes.

Donna Coffman: Friday Night Art Party (adults), Kids Paint & Pizza, After School Arts Program (ASAP), Summer Art Camp, Artistic Shelter (grief/loss workshops)
Since joining the MWCA board of directors in 2015, Donna Coffman has had a transformative effect on our education program. As our Education Chair, she has grown our teaching staff from one teacher and three classes to over a dozen teachers offering more than 60 classes and events monthly.
Donna is a homeschool mom of three boys and taught art at a local homeschool co-op for 15+ years. With all her years of teaching, hundreds of children and adults have been introduced to her creative spirit, and kind, encouraging teaching style.
Donna's classes can be found HERE (kids) and HERE (adults)
Since joining the MWCA board of directors in 2015, Donna Coffman has had a transformative effect on our education program. As our Education Chair, she has grown our teaching staff from one teacher and three classes to over a dozen teachers offering more than 60 classes and events monthly.
Donna is a homeschool mom of three boys and taught art at a local homeschool co-op for 15+ years. With all her years of teaching, hundreds of children and adults have been introduced to her creative spirit, and kind, encouraging teaching style.
Donna's classes can be found HERE (kids) and HERE (adults)

Jennier Dominy: Paint Parties
Join Jennifer for her engaging beginner-level acrylic paint pARTy classes, where she provides step-by-step guidance in a fun and supportive environment. As the talented artist and owner of The Sawdust Palette, Jennifer is known for her diverse acrylic styles, from impressionistic and contemporary realism to abstract and whimsical. Jennifer’s highland cows are especially popular, bringing her numerous commissions. She is also a cherished member of our local artist community. Her wood decor items are featured in our curated gift shop alongside works from 70+ other local artists. Jennifer is a dedicated volunteer, actively contributing her time and expertise to our Shop Committee and Gallery Committee. She is also willing to assist in other areas as needed, demonstrating her commitment to supporting our mission here at MWCA.
Jennifer’s art has been showcased at various MWCA shows, including the Member’s Show, where she received an Honorable Mention Award in 2024. She has also participated in the Tiny Art Show and Sale, Black and White Show and Sale, and the Christmas Gift Show. Her work was recently accepted into a juried show with our partners at The Roe, highlighting her commitment and contribution to the art community.
Jennifer has been teaching paint pARTy style classes since 2021 in private homes and here at MWCA. She also participates in teaching kids’ camp and various creative workshops. Her acrylic classes cover a variety of subjects, including florals, animals, landscapes, gnomes, and still life, often with themes tied to upcoming holidays.
Through her classes and workshops, Jennifer aims to educate, inspire, and help unleash the inner artist in us all!
Jennifer's paint pARTy workshops can be found HERE
Join Jennifer for her engaging beginner-level acrylic paint pARTy classes, where she provides step-by-step guidance in a fun and supportive environment. As the talented artist and owner of The Sawdust Palette, Jennifer is known for her diverse acrylic styles, from impressionistic and contemporary realism to abstract and whimsical. Jennifer’s highland cows are especially popular, bringing her numerous commissions. She is also a cherished member of our local artist community. Her wood decor items are featured in our curated gift shop alongside works from 70+ other local artists. Jennifer is a dedicated volunteer, actively contributing her time and expertise to our Shop Committee and Gallery Committee. She is also willing to assist in other areas as needed, demonstrating her commitment to supporting our mission here at MWCA.
Jennifer’s art has been showcased at various MWCA shows, including the Member’s Show, where she received an Honorable Mention Award in 2024. She has also participated in the Tiny Art Show and Sale, Black and White Show and Sale, and the Christmas Gift Show. Her work was recently accepted into a juried show with our partners at The Roe, highlighting her commitment and contribution to the art community.
Jennifer has been teaching paint pARTy style classes since 2021 in private homes and here at MWCA. She also participates in teaching kids’ camp and various creative workshops. Her acrylic classes cover a variety of subjects, including florals, animals, landscapes, gnomes, and still life, often with themes tied to upcoming holidays.
Through her classes and workshops, Jennifer aims to educate, inspire, and help unleash the inner artist in us all!
Jennifer's paint pARTy workshops can be found HERE

Eileen Driscoll: General arts, collage - adults and children - and Summer Art Camp
Eileen Is a retired teacher, who has experience teaching in a variety of settings, including:
Gwinnett County Public Schools:
-Art teacher for regular ed as well as students with a variety of physical as well as mental and emotional challenges
Headstart :
- lead teacher for pre-school education program
Girls Club :
-Program Director for after-school program
Adult Education:
20 years experience in a variety of educational settings
She has a BA with a Major in General Studio Art and a Minor in Education. Her MSEd is in Career and Technical Education. Her Continuing Education includes: watercolor and acrylic painting, collage, and handbuilding ceramics at: Savannah College of Art and Design/Savannah campus and Atlanta campus and The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning in Duluth, Georgia.
Her work has been shown in the: Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY - ‘The Figure’/acrylic painting; The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning- Abstract Paintings & Photography; and Georgia Southern University Armstrong Campus- Georgia Art Teachers Exhibition. Also most recently:
LYNDON HOUSE ARTS CENTER, Athens, GA -
Eileen loves to help students find their creative voices using a variety of mediums and enjoy that process each step of the way. She believes the creative process is one of exploring and trusting the process as it unfolds. Learning about color, line, composition, mediums and more, are also important so the student has that knowledge as they create. A relaxed, friendly and supportive environment in the classroom is fostered so students can have fun and ‘get lost’ in their creations.
Eileen's workshops can be found HERE (adults) and HERE (kids) when offered
Eileen Is a retired teacher, who has experience teaching in a variety of settings, including:
Gwinnett County Public Schools:
-Art teacher for regular ed as well as students with a variety of physical as well as mental and emotional challenges
Headstart :
- lead teacher for pre-school education program
Girls Club :
-Program Director for after-school program
Adult Education:
20 years experience in a variety of educational settings
She has a BA with a Major in General Studio Art and a Minor in Education. Her MSEd is in Career and Technical Education. Her Continuing Education includes: watercolor and acrylic painting, collage, and handbuilding ceramics at: Savannah College of Art and Design/Savannah campus and Atlanta campus and The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning in Duluth, Georgia.
Her work has been shown in the: Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY - ‘The Figure’/acrylic painting; The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning- Abstract Paintings & Photography; and Georgia Southern University Armstrong Campus- Georgia Art Teachers Exhibition. Also most recently:
LYNDON HOUSE ARTS CENTER, Athens, GA -
- 2024- 49th annual juried exhibition
- 2025- 50th annual juried exhibition
- 2024 - SouthWorks, annual juried exhibition
- 2025- OCAF Instructor exhibition
Eileen loves to help students find their creative voices using a variety of mediums and enjoy that process each step of the way. She believes the creative process is one of exploring and trusting the process as it unfolds. Learning about color, line, composition, mediums and more, are also important so the student has that knowledge as they create. A relaxed, friendly and supportive environment in the classroom is fostered so students can have fun and ‘get lost’ in their creations.
Eileen's workshops can be found HERE (adults) and HERE (kids) when offered

Kamden Ecker: Oil Painting, Watercolor, Drawing
Kamden is a classical realist oil painter specializing in florals. She composes her painting with a limited palette, as a limited palette allows the artist to achieve more color harmony throughout a work of art. Kamden have a deep admiration for art history, and the technical aspects of painting. Color theory and the chemistry of pigments greatly intrigue her as well.
When she is not in the studio painting, Kamden enjoys reading, playing classical harp and piano music, and crocheting. As a volunteer here at MWCA, Kamden serves on our Board of Directors as our Membership Chair, heads up our ArtMD project and serves on our Gallery and Gift Shop Committees.
Kamden looks forward to sharing her love of oil painting with you!
Kamden's classes can be found HERE
Kamden is a classical realist oil painter specializing in florals. She composes her painting with a limited palette, as a limited palette allows the artist to achieve more color harmony throughout a work of art. Kamden have a deep admiration for art history, and the technical aspects of painting. Color theory and the chemistry of pigments greatly intrigue her as well.
When she is not in the studio painting, Kamden enjoys reading, playing classical harp and piano music, and crocheting. As a volunteer here at MWCA, Kamden serves on our Board of Directors as our Membership Chair, heads up our ArtMD project and serves on our Gallery and Gift Shop Committees.
Kamden looks forward to sharing her love of oil painting with you!
Kamden's classes can be found HERE

Sheila Hudson: Creative Writing
An award winning writer for more than 20 years, Sheila’s work has appeared in multiple editions of Not Your Mother’s Book, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Chocolate for Women and From the Heart series, as well as The Book of Hope, God Allows U-Turns, and The Expressive Heart anthology. She has also worked as feature writer for The Costumer magazine, as a book reviewer for Standard Publishing, Crane Hill, and Sharp Writing and has published in The Lookout and Christian Standard magazines as contributor. Her work has been published internationally and has even been translated into Korean. Sheila joined the Southeastern Writers Association in 1992 and has served on the Board of Directors, including two terms as President. With her husband Tim, she founded Bright Ideas, a ministry dedicated to fostering hope and inspiration through writing, speaking, presentations, and informational media.
Sheila's writing workshops can be found HERE when they are offered (about four times a year).
An award winning writer for more than 20 years, Sheila’s work has appeared in multiple editions of Not Your Mother’s Book, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Chocolate for Women and From the Heart series, as well as The Book of Hope, God Allows U-Turns, and The Expressive Heart anthology. She has also worked as feature writer for The Costumer magazine, as a book reviewer for Standard Publishing, Crane Hill, and Sharp Writing and has published in The Lookout and Christian Standard magazines as contributor. Her work has been published internationally and has even been translated into Korean. Sheila joined the Southeastern Writers Association in 1992 and has served on the Board of Directors, including two terms as President. With her husband Tim, she founded Bright Ideas, a ministry dedicated to fostering hope and inspiration through writing, speaking, presentations, and informational media.
Sheila's writing workshops can be found HERE when they are offered (about four times a year).

NancyJeanette Long: Acrylic Painting
A native of Fort Worth, Texas, NancyJeanette always knew she wanted to be a painter. She attended Texas Christian University, University of Texas, Indiana University and East Tennessee State University, where she studied languages and received advanced degrees in French, Slavic Linguistics, and Early Childhood Education while taking “a few art classes along the way”. After completing her degrees, she began a formal study of art at University of West Georgia in Carrollton. She taught art at the Heritage School in Newnan, Ga for over a decade. Her early work concentrated on oil and pastel paintings which were shown in local galleries and art fairs. Today she works exclusively in acrylics and pastels.
Her works have received numerous awards in both local and national juried art shows and her work regularly appears in exhibitions throughout the United States. She has taught art workshops and classes at several local studios throughout Georgia and teaches acrylic painting here at MWCA every Wednesday. As a volunteer here at MWCA, NancyJeanette serves on our Gallery Committee.
“I want my students to love painting,” says NancyJeanette. “I believe that everyone can learn to paint and develop their own style. In my classes I strive to give them the information they need to accomplish their own painting goals, while enjoying every step of the journey.”
You can follow NancyJeanette on her website, Facebook, or Instagram:
Website: www.disRemembering.com
Facebook: NancyJeanetteArt
Instagram: @nancyjtte
NancyJeanette's classes can be found HERE
A native of Fort Worth, Texas, NancyJeanette always knew she wanted to be a painter. She attended Texas Christian University, University of Texas, Indiana University and East Tennessee State University, where she studied languages and received advanced degrees in French, Slavic Linguistics, and Early Childhood Education while taking “a few art classes along the way”. After completing her degrees, she began a formal study of art at University of West Georgia in Carrollton. She taught art at the Heritage School in Newnan, Ga for over a decade. Her early work concentrated on oil and pastel paintings which were shown in local galleries and art fairs. Today she works exclusively in acrylics and pastels.
Her works have received numerous awards in both local and national juried art shows and her work regularly appears in exhibitions throughout the United States. She has taught art workshops and classes at several local studios throughout Georgia and teaches acrylic painting here at MWCA every Wednesday. As a volunteer here at MWCA, NancyJeanette serves on our Gallery Committee.
“I want my students to love painting,” says NancyJeanette. “I believe that everyone can learn to paint and develop their own style. In my classes I strive to give them the information they need to accomplish their own painting goals, while enjoying every step of the journey.”
You can follow NancyJeanette on her website, Facebook, or Instagram:
Website: www.disRemembering.com
Facebook: NancyJeanetteArt
Instagram: @nancyjtte
NancyJeanette's classes can be found HERE

Rebecca McCartt: General arts for adults, kids, and special needs students; Summer Art Camp
Rebecca McCartt has a B.S. in Liberal Arts, majoring in Studio Arts and a minor in Art History from SUNY at Oneonta. She also has an Associate In Buying and Merchandising form the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York. She earned a B.S.N. (Nursing) at Florida State University.
Rebecca worked as a Registered Nurse in ER, married (now widowed) and has one daughter. After the birth of their daughter, she developed a dystonia (movement disorder) which weakened her left side. She could no longer work as a nurse so she turned to her education in the arts to express herself. She works in many media -- encaustic, silk painting, acrylics, pastels, paint pours and more. She has taught Summer Art camps for 20+ years and is our primary special needs instructor since 2019.
Rebecca says, "Art can help with self esteem, heal loss, aid communication and is relaxing and FUN!"
Rebecca's classes can be found HERE (when offered)
Rebecca McCartt has a B.S. in Liberal Arts, majoring in Studio Arts and a minor in Art History from SUNY at Oneonta. She also has an Associate In Buying and Merchandising form the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York. She earned a B.S.N. (Nursing) at Florida State University.
Rebecca worked as a Registered Nurse in ER, married (now widowed) and has one daughter. After the birth of their daughter, she developed a dystonia (movement disorder) which weakened her left side. She could no longer work as a nurse so she turned to her education in the arts to express herself. She works in many media -- encaustic, silk painting, acrylics, pastels, paint pours and more. She has taught Summer Art camps for 20+ years and is our primary special needs instructor since 2019.
Rebecca says, "Art can help with self esteem, heal loss, aid communication and is relaxing and FUN!"
Rebecca's classes can be found HERE (when offered)

Grace McCormick: Fiber Arts and Monroe Makers
Grace McCormick was born in Washington DC and grew up in Maryland. She has lived in the Walton County area for more than 36 years. From childhood, Grace was strongly influenced by her Grandmother who was constantly knitting, crocheting, or sewing. As she was left-handed, she was taught to crochet by her left-handed Aunt and has been crocheting ever since. This love of the art of crochet grew into a larger interest in all fiber arts over her lifetime.
After retirement, Grace was able to pursue her interest in many different forms of fiber art. She joined the MWCA Guild while searching for a knitting group. While there, she was introduced to another member, the late, loved JoeAnn Nehmer. Together the two of them started the official Monroe Makers Group which has turned into a wonderful open free group which meets for two hours every Thursday from 1:00 to 3:00. People bring whatever project they are working on and do their things together! One of the on-going parts of this group is the voluntary option of painting angels to be included in the beneficial Art MD Boxes. These boxes are distributed to first responders to share with children and adults who are experiencing a traumatic or trying experience. There are materials made available to everyone who is interested in coming to help with this endeavor. You don't have to be a great artist to be involved with this! The group has provided such lasting friendships, comradery and inspiration and continues to thrive.
Grace was inspired and encouraged by JoeAnn and the other participants of the Monroe Makers during her early membership to delve into entering different shows held at MWCA, including the Christmas Shop and The Tiny Art Show. She has been selling her earrings and other jewelry for a while in the regular shop including needle tatted items, micro-macrame pieces, as well as knitted and crocheted pieces. She also sells many paper quilled items and a few water color paintings.
Grace teaches various classes at MWCA and offers on-going private left-handed crochet classes by appointment. She loves to share her knowledge of various fiber arts with anyone who is interested in learning. The craft and the Art Center is a life force for her.
Grace's classes can be found HERE. Learn about Monroe Makers HERE
Grace McCormick was born in Washington DC and grew up in Maryland. She has lived in the Walton County area for more than 36 years. From childhood, Grace was strongly influenced by her Grandmother who was constantly knitting, crocheting, or sewing. As she was left-handed, she was taught to crochet by her left-handed Aunt and has been crocheting ever since. This love of the art of crochet grew into a larger interest in all fiber arts over her lifetime.
After retirement, Grace was able to pursue her interest in many different forms of fiber art. She joined the MWCA Guild while searching for a knitting group. While there, she was introduced to another member, the late, loved JoeAnn Nehmer. Together the two of them started the official Monroe Makers Group which has turned into a wonderful open free group which meets for two hours every Thursday from 1:00 to 3:00. People bring whatever project they are working on and do their things together! One of the on-going parts of this group is the voluntary option of painting angels to be included in the beneficial Art MD Boxes. These boxes are distributed to first responders to share with children and adults who are experiencing a traumatic or trying experience. There are materials made available to everyone who is interested in coming to help with this endeavor. You don't have to be a great artist to be involved with this! The group has provided such lasting friendships, comradery and inspiration and continues to thrive.
Grace was inspired and encouraged by JoeAnn and the other participants of the Monroe Makers during her early membership to delve into entering different shows held at MWCA, including the Christmas Shop and The Tiny Art Show. She has been selling her earrings and other jewelry for a while in the regular shop including needle tatted items, micro-macrame pieces, as well as knitted and crocheted pieces. She also sells many paper quilled items and a few water color paintings.
Grace teaches various classes at MWCA and offers on-going private left-handed crochet classes by appointment. She loves to share her knowledge of various fiber arts with anyone who is interested in learning. The craft and the Art Center is a life force for her.
Grace's classes can be found HERE. Learn about Monroe Makers HERE
Feel free to contact our teachers for more information!
- Barbara Barth (Literary Arts Chair: Walton Writers, Sunday Write-In): [email protected]
- Gracey Bondy (Art as Therapy): [email protected]
- Lydia Kay Blackburn (summer camp and other kids classes): [email protected]
- Gina Bramble (photography): [email protected]
- Rebecca Braswell (all pottery classes - kids and adults): [email protected]
- Judy Burress (fabric art, weaving): [email protected]
- Donna Coffman (Education Chair: sip and paint, kids ASAP, paint and pizza, summer camp, birthday parties, artistic shelter): [email protected]
- Jennifer Dominy (acrylic painting, paint pARTy): [email protected]
- Eileen Driscoll (Summer Art Camp and mixed media/collage and more for adults): [email protected]
- Kamden Ecker (oil painting, watercolor, drawing): [email protected]
- Sheila Hudson (creative writing): [email protected]
- NancyJeanette Long (acrylic painting): [email protected]
- Rebecca McCartt (General Arts for kids, adults and special needs, summer camp): [email protected]
- Grace McCormick (fiber arts): [email protected]
- Hope Reese (resin tumblers): [email protected]
- Carole Townsend (writing workshops): [email protected]
- Carlee Wooddell (digital art): [email protected]