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 Tony White
Placing his black shades on top of his head, Tony White, 27, sits down and flashes his bright smile.
Whitney Llewelyn
Whitney Llewelyn has been a lover of the arts since she can remember, singing in choirs and performing in school plays. Karen Snyder
Five years ago, Karen Snyder had just moved to Casper as a journalist, and as she drove up Casper Mountain to conduct a story on Crimson Dawn, the experience blew her away. Soulful song bird
Singer Pat Grace plugged in some cords and took a quick sip of her iced tea while talking to an elderly man at Garden Square assisted living center. Paul Marquard
Casper College engineer and physics professor Paul Marquard has a confession. Michele McDonald's art students
Got a bee in your bonnet? Caught between a rock and a hard place? Shirley Conde
Shirley Conde was about 9 years old when she baked a dessert for the first time. Aumi Kauffman Perry
Aumi Kauffman Perry was wrong when she thought she might not do anything with her artistic abilities rather than them being a hobby. Freeda Meek
Ceramic lover and craft instructor Freeda Meek's phone rings at her shop. Darryl Sanders
For chef Darryl Sanders, "food is art because it comes deep within. It's a treasure inside that causes your mind and all five senses to transform into art." Jeanette Buelt
When it comes to making hand-crafted, wool felt garments, "You have to have a passion to do it," Jeanette Buelt said. November Trio
For Ben Waters, jazz is about communicating a feeling through each moment. It's about the improvised aspect that musicians bring to the table. Marie Bramson
Wearing the same soft purple that is displayed in her oil paintings, Marie Bramson is an artist who invites imagination to knock at her door and yours. Don West
Mystic, inventor, experimenter and sculptor are statures that all accommodate Don West’s nymph wood carvings. Jan Lindsay
Brightly colored quills, delicate feathers and strung beads that appear to be stitched into tanned leather are really an awe-inspiring illusion created by three-dimensional watercolorist Jan Lindsay. Melanie Myron
For Melanie Myron, there's always one more question to ask when it comes to creating stained glass and where she plans to go with her future designs. Deb Witte
Whether it's a table or a fiddle, painting what she loves is at the heart of Deb Witte's designs, which are not only bright and vivid, but also showcase her innovative glass-like finish. Jim Reed
Having a jovial artistic nature is one way to describe the personality of Jim Reed, who has been one of Yellowstone National Park's Artists in Residency since 2003. The Zambai family
The Zambai family dynamic is as bright and unique as the glass pieces they create. John Kadlick
Creating one of a kind gifts for others not only brings joy to those John Kadlick cares about, but also has inspired imaginative moments throughout his life. Sharon Merschat
When it comes to drawing the line for art, Sharon Merschat doesn't. Claudette Mowery
Blooming where you grow has been how Claudette Mowery has flourished from one art form to another. Ester Lee
Some artists like to paint. Some like to quilt. Kathy and Allison Edwards
There are many ways a mother and daughter can bond or create traditions together. Lynette Fransen
Lynette Fransen is far more than a friendly lady with paintbrush flare -- her accolades for drawing and painting have evolved into a professional business. Dianne Dorsey
Dianne Dorsey finds freedom in creating wonders out of wood. A family project
Six members of one family have discovered that a family that creates together stays together. Linda Ryan
An idea is all Casper College sculpture and jewelry making instructor Linda Ryan uses when she starts a project. Artist’s Portrait: Justin Hayward
Teaching others is one way Casper College’s new drawing instructor, Justin Hayward, says he can keep his own drawing skills fresh. Mike Keogh
Photography wasn’t the first choice for Casper College photography and printmaking instructor Mike Keogh (key-oh).
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