
Tony Bonazzi is a graduate of Vesper George School of Art in Boston and had Robert Douglas Hunter and Robert Cormier, two distinguished artists from the Copley Society in Boston, as his instructors.
Ginny is a fine art photographer who uses both traditional and digital means of creating images for print and the internet. She designs and maintains several websites including the LCAA's. and uses computers and the internet regularly for research, communication, business, artistic, and personal projects.
George has won numerous prizes at both the Lancaster and York Art Associations for his watercolors and collages. In 2005 he won three prizes in the Philadelphia Watercolor Show and the Rottler Award at the York Art Association.
Linda graduated from Penn State in Art Education and continued with graduate level courses in painting and education studies at Purdue.
Maret is a PMC (Precious Metal Clay) artisan and instructor certified by both PMC Connection and Rio Grande, and is a member of the PMC Guild, the Chesapeake PMC Chapter (mid-Atlantic region) and the New Jersey PMC Chapter. She teaches PMC Workshops year round in the Delaware Valley.
Carol is an award winning artist, well known for her impressionistic landscape oil paintings. Her work is in both corporate and private collections across the United States and abroad. A graduate of the York Academy of Art where she majored in Fine Art, she also studied at the Art Students’ League in New York. Carol has been teaching painting to all ages and skill levels for the past 25 years.
Roy is a well-known master potter from Lancaster County. He received his BFA at the Kansas City Art Institute where Ken Ferguson was his teacher and mentor. In 1991 Roy received his MFA at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. He uses creative methods and unique glazes to create stunning ceramics. He teaches classes in the art of throwing pots and working with clay.
Background: As a retired educator without formal art education degrees, Barbara teaches to share her enjoyment of stained glass. A Lancaster County resident for 40 years, her education in the glass art forms started through a class at HACC, and continued with classes at Hour Glass Studio in Manheim, Rainbow Vision Stained Glass in Harrisburg, and LACC. She works with Tiffany-style stained glass for herself and others in her Millersville home.
Dianne Miller began beading jewelry many moons ago, as a child. Back then, her "creations" of wire, beads and bits of fabric and thread resembled bugs more than actual jewelry. Then, in 2000, while watching Buffy, The Vampire Slayer, while looking at the jewelry a couple of the actresses were wearing, she thought, “gee, I could make that.” So she did. Then she made some more, and some more. Then she took some classes, read some books and made more and more and more and . . . you get the picture.
Kate Mylin
Masterpiece Art, a business which seeks to serve people by igniting creativity & developing relationships, Sam Mylin is a graduate of the Antonelli Institute of Art and has been a working artist since 1981. He is a graphic design artist with a concentration in Commercial and Fine Art and holds an Associates degree in Technical Art. Sam and his wife, Kate, are part of the educational support staff at the Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington.
Mary Beth has had a diverse career as a professional artist. After earning a BFA from Kutztown University, she worked as an artist for an exhibit house and a printer. She freelanced for many years as a calligrapher and a product and fashion illustrator. Mary Beth has painted murals as her main occupation since 1992. The past few years have seen an increase in commissioned paintings in acrylic and watercolor. She has taught adult calligraphy and drawing classes through several organizations.
Steve Wilson