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| Gloria J. Zucaro The Study Hour, 2010, oil $375 |
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| Shirley Antes Psychedelic, 2011, photography $350 |
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| Brad Waggoner Snow Angel, 2011, digital photgraphy $400 |
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| Carol Keene Losing My Marbles, 2011, oil on panel $750 |
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| Cameron Knutson Liberte, 2011, oil $1145 |
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| Laurel Fredericks Swallowtail, 2011, watercolor $275 |
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| Cheri Stewart Roses in Winter bead weaving $440 |
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| David Bolton Checkered Pleat wood-fired porcelain $800 |
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| Laura Hedien Standing Watch photography $325 |
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| Carole Floate Midnight Sky wood $500 |
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| Diana M. Wolfe Galena Back When oil $450 |
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| Bonnielynn Brankey Geraniums watercolor $350 |
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| Carol Keene Rose No. 5 oil on panel $400 |
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| Ben Bates Triangle Vase wood-fired stoneware $200 (left) Corinne Buckley-Kukulski Compote porcelain $60 (right) |
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| Ryszarda Edens Mill Creek II oil $275 |
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| Robert G. Andrus Bud wood $600 |
Carol Keene Fractal acrylic (12" x 12") $160
Carol Keene of Buffalo Grove has a fascination for fractals. Fractals are found everywhere in nature: from clouds to coastlines to trees. Fractals are based on a simple geometric formula that generates beautiful and complex designs. Basically, worlds within worlds appear as a fractal is enlarged. There are many excellent web sites that explains fractals - take a look. They truly are fascinating. If you would like to see more of Carol's work check out her website: www.carolkeene.com
