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ROBERT CHAPLA: Midwest born and raised, East Coast educated, former San Francisco Bay Area and current Vermont teacher/painter, I have experienced and enjoyed many landscapes. My painting style, originating in the midwest and the East Coast, was developed and reached maturity inNorthern California. Moving to Vermont 16 years ago has been a return to my painting ‘roots’ and to the seasonal changes and scenes that are so important to my painting. Most of these paintings are concerned with color, texture and rhythm in both oils and acrylics. They attempt to reveal the energy and interactive movement of nature…of all that surrounds us. My latest work juxtaposes delicate human handwork and the intricacies of nature in the form of birch bark. Please visit my website www.robertchapla.com for more examples and information.

TOM BACCEI: Attention Deficit art by Thomas Baccei. I do everything from portrait drawings to laser etching, computer enhancements of photos and, yes Artificial Intelligence creations. New tools, especially powerful ones are always a threat to the existing fabric of art. It is fun and entertaining, but not actually that easy to get good results. Every other field has incorporated huge advances in computer assisted creativity – why not fine arts too? My work is not generally for sale, but you can contact me at tom@baccei.com if you want to have something I did. Also, I’d also love any feedback!

LINDA BACCEI: Some of my quilts border on traditional and some are highly abstract, especially those that utilize my own hand-dyed fabric. I have developed a style which appears to be unique, which I call “window art.” On the wall: “Southern Oregon Summers”. Wildfires in Crater Lake National Park. In the window: “Cat/Fish”.