Camille Doucet creates realistic nature paintings with a special emphasis on botanicals and has exhibited her exquisite watercolor pieces extensively in the greater Ithaca area, as well as in Rochester, NY; Santa Fe, NM; and Eureka, CA. She was a founder of the wonderful collective of women artists, Femmes D'Atelier (1995-2000). For three years she directed the State of the Art Gallery in Ithaca, NY. She teaches watercolor and drawing through the Cornell Plantations, the Community School of Music and Art in Ithaca, and privately. She is the president of the GNSI-Finger Lakes (the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators). Please visit www.camilledoucet.com for a closer look at her work.

Eric Serritella is a nationally exhibiting ceramic artist specializing in hand-carved trompe l'oeil vessels transformed into birch and weathered logs. His one-of-a-kind work has been awarded and exhibited in museums and galleries from coast to coast and in Asia. It is included in museum and nationally recognized private collections. It has been featured in Ceramics Monthly, Pottery Making Illustrated, Clay Times, NICHE, and Ceramic Art (Taiwan), as well as in several books and calendars on ceramic art. For more information, visit www.ericserritella.com.

David Watkins, Jr. has developed a Fine Art Nature and Landscape Photography business resulting in numerous gallery shows in the upstate New York area. His work can be seen locally on a regular basis at the Corners Gallery and at the State of the Art Gallery (SOAG) in Ithaca where he is a member and currently serving as President of SOAG's Board of Directors. Current work can be seen on SOAG's new website, at the Fine Art America website, and on Facebook.com