Jerry Ginsberg is a multi-award-winning photographer whose landscape, nature, and travel images have graced the covers and pages of hundreds of books, magazines, travel catalogs, and websites. He is the only person to have photographed every one of America's 63 National Parks with medium-format cameras. Jerry has been awarded Artist Residencies in several National Parks all across America and has appeared on ABC TV discussing our National Parks.

Matthias Kern believes art is a part of him, and he wants to share this with others. He has exhibited nationally and internationally for his solo and group printmaking work. And has education in multiple disciplines, studying lithography, printmaking, sculpture, silkscreen, watercolor, and woodblock. 

Carl Stoveland has been an artist his whole life.  While growing up, his  father worked at a photo lab in NYC making dye transfer prints for museums and ad agencies and his mother was doing landscape painting.  His first memories are watching the magic in his father’s darkroom or watching his mother painting in her studio. Carl has been working as a photographer and in the photo industry since high school.  He branched out into painting, working in watercolor since 2001I, adding acrylics, oil, gouache and casein to his repertoire over the years. His paintings are strongly influenced by his photography, painting places he has travelled to and photographed, he was an artist in residence at Dry Tortugas National Park in 2020.

Deborah LaFogg-Docherty is an artist who works in oils and pastels, sharing her experiences with wildlife and rural landscapes. Growing up on a farm in Connecticut, her mother was her inspiration. She painted whenever possible and graduated with honors in Illustration and commercial art from Paire College. She was a designer at the Sun Sentinel Newspaper for 34 years while promoting her art. She aims to inspire others by doing demos and teaching. 

Galal Ramadan is an award-winning, self-taught master of colored pencil art based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Born in Alexandria, Egypt, as the eighth of eleven children, he grew up in a modest home where art was considered a luxury. Despite limited early exposure, he remained drawn to beauty — the sea’s colors, the texture of walls, and the expressive faces of everyday life.

After immigrating to the United States, Galal pursued a career in graphic design and marketing, and business before rediscovering his first love: fine art. Today, he is best known for his hyper-realistic colored pencil work that explores identity, emotion, and the human experience with storytelling depth and technical mastery.

His artwork has been exhibited in solo and group shows across the U.S. and internationally and has been featured in Colored Pencil Magazine, International Artist, and Artists to Watch, Modern Renaissance magazine, among others. Galal is a Signature Member of the Colored Pencil Society of America (CPSA, CPX) and the UK Colored Pencil Society (UKCPS, UKCPSC), elected member of American Art Professional League (AAPL).

Passionate about sharing his knowledge, Galal teaches art classes and workshops throughout South Florida. Through his art and teaching, he continues to inspire others to dream, create, and see the world with new eyes."

Paula Fontana is an abstract artist and graphic designer living in South Florida with a chubby calico named Mia. She believes that, regardless of your age or stage in life, embracing a creative mindset can bring joy, growth, and a deeper connection to those around you. After two decades immersed in graphic and digital arts, she found herself unplugging more and diving into the tactile world of art. She has enjoyed sharing her love for hands-on art through local classes for seniors and adults. Watching students experiment—asking "What if?" and pushing their boundaries—has been deeply fulfilling. 

Frances Mann Goodman is an award-winning abstract painter, art instructor, professional speaker,  and workshop leader. She was formally educated at Chouinard Art Institute. Her paintings, richly textured and layered, have been exhibited in New Jersey, Toronto, Manhattan, and Southern Florida, and are in private collections internationally. Fran is a member of several art organizations, including the National League of American Pen Women and the National Association of Women Artists. (NAWA). Twelve years ago, she designed;NOT YOUR ORDINARY PAINTING CLASS -- blending art history with techniques and applications in abstract expressionism. Fran has taught her all-levels classes online and in-person in various cities, including the Morris Museum in New Jersey.  Along with her classes, Fran’s forte is running  workshops on paper towels and acrylic skins. She has published articles on both applications including in NAWA NOW national magazine.. Fran has been featured in Delray Magazine and Boca Raton Magazine. 

Lee Gordon has professionally produced commercial and fine art photography as his lifelong career. He has owned and operated photographic studios in New England and Florida, and a fine-art photography gallery in the Rocky Neck Art Colony, East Gloucester, Massachusetts.

Lee’s photographic time is currently divided between his professional image making career, teaching, and his relentless creative drive. Lee professionally photographs the architectural and/or lifestyle and interior design statements of resorts, hotels, and fine homes. He pursues his creative interests by teaching photography and digital workflow, and also producing hand-made fine art archival photographic prints. His work is displayed in many corporate collections, hospitals, and residential environments. While pursuing each of these related photographic endeavors, he has committed a lifetime of passion and enthusiasm to continuously elevate his art and craft.

“Prior to owning my first cameras, I can recall as a child seeing shafts of light containing dust particles suspended, floating through time. This early fascination with light, continues today. The quality of light, its direction, shape, and how it reveals form, allows us to see the suspension of time. The magic of photography records light and time, these two constants remain of paramount importance, integral to my creative process. Seeing photographically what I feel, and emotionally feeling what I see, immersed within the camera connects my vision to the wonders of the earth, and her extraordinary places, faces, and spaces.”

Anita Lovitt graduated from Philadelphia College of Art (now University of the Arts) with top honors and a degree in Illustration. 

She also studied with some legendary teachers (design with Milton Glaser at the School of Visual Arts in New York, watercolor with Charles Reid in workshops, and anatomy with Robert Beverly Hale at the Art Students League in New York City). Her award-winning illustrations, paintings, and designs have appeared in children’s books, greeting cards, surface designs, and graphic design. In 2006, Anita worked with a team of counselors to produce a series of illustrative legacy quilts for Project Hope to document the impacts of Hurricane Wilma on local communities.  Anita has served as a member of the Public Art Advisory Board of Delray Beach and is the creator of the original Dancing Pineapples Mural, which graced the entrance to Pineapple Grove in downtown Delray Beach for thirteen years.  Her work is in numerous private and public collections.  

Ms. Lovitt has taught drawing and painting for many years and is also a talented digital artist.  Her favorite medium is watercolor. She is a gifted teacher with a keen understanding of how language and image work together. She is currently serving as a member of the Public Art Advisory Board of Delray Beach. 

Debra L. Snyder began her formal art education at Parsons School of Art & Design in New York, and years later, she studied acrylic and watercolor painting with renowned artists at the Woodstock School of Art. Her favored theme of landscapes and seascapes was inspired while living at the Jersey Shore, the Catskill Mountains, and the coastal areas of New England. Upon encountering alcohol ink while in Arizona, she was immediately intrigued by this fluid art, the brilliance of the pigment, and its versatility. Unlike acrylic or watercolor painting, alcohol ink allows for freedom of expression, which she finds unique and challenging. Debra has been practicing as an alcohol ink artist for the past seven years and continues to discover new techniques and applications with this exciting medium. Debra began teaching art classes in 2015 in New Jersey and went on to create her mobile art business, Art Party Express, LLC.