Robert Keteyian explores thought proccesses, and the we think and communicate. Everyone has different levels of auditory, kinesthetic, linguistic, and visual-spatial reasoning, which may account for difficulties in communication. By understanding these innate differences, we can become less judgemental and more accepting of one another. 

"Presentation of the Day" on January 27, 2014.

Though she originally studied field biology, Kat Buchanan now enjoys exploring her creative side through print-making at Grey Seal Press. Kat enjoys the junction of creative and technical thinking that print-making provides, and uses her passion for wildlife and nature to inform her artwork. 

Judy Bonzi shares her artistic process of creating sculptures around themes of the human condition, nature, and relationships. She uses diverse techniques like bronze-working and stone-carving to create memorable pieces, with an emphasis on shadows, movement, and naturalism. 

"Presentation of the Day" on February 14, 2014.

Originally a travel photographer, Ralph Hassenpflug has changed his approach and now enjoys photographing people and the aspects of them that are disconnected from their "public selves." Ralph describes the primitivistic approach to his art: he does not think his pictures - he feels them. 

"Presentation of the Day" on March 3, 2014.

Kendra Denny reflects on her experiences with encaustic painting, an ancient painting technique done with wax. Originally used as a method to seal ships, encaustic painting now serves as a fusion of contemporary fine art and traditional craft.