Tamkus works in a variety of two-dimensional media. His style ranges from bold and graphic illustration, to abstraction, and beyond. Imagery incorporates references to current events, history, humor, and more.

Much of Hartman’s collection is represented by large-scale non-representational acrylic paintings. Hartman also exhibits vibrant works with a range of representational, organic imagery.

Kate Murphy works in acrylic painting on canvas and digital painting in a folk art style. Her pieces depict stories from local, historical, mythologcal sources, and more.

Faiola works primarily in watercolor or watercolor and pen & ink. Working in a style that ranges from illustrative to realistic, her work often depicts scenes from nature.

Krebs typically works in acrylic paint on paper with techniques reminiscent of watercolor painting. His intricately detailed and realistic works often represent local wildlife, particularly birds.

Heath work in several media and styles, including local plein air scenes depicted in watercolor and pen & ink. Another series are large drawings done in raw, burnt matter depicting various domestic scenes.