​Diane’s inspiration comes from places she has lived or traveled. “Foxglove” is part of her “Nature in Black and White” series representing the seasonally spent. The black and white close ups are her attempt at capturing the essence of the environment. Incorporating the map with the flora images suggests the influence man has on nature and our surroundings.

Diane has "Summer Blooms" from her “Nature in Black and White” series at the Guilded Gallery “Celebrate Summer” Juried Show in Stanwood and "NW Tulips", "NW Daffodils" and "Shasta Daisies" in “It’s a Wonderful World” Juried Show at Ida Culver House Ravenna in Seattle. ​

You can reach Diane by phone: 206 498-2209, by email: dianesarr@mail.com, visit her website HERE: or at the Art Gallery of SnoValley

​Britt’s paintings are imbued with her love of light and life, and a sense of time and place. A climber, hiker and cyclist, she has painted en plein air (on scene) from the base camp of Mt. Adams to the deck of her old sailboat in the Puget Sound. She also enjoys working in the comfort of her Renton, WA studio and the challenge of painting the essence of the outdoors into each piece.

 ​Charlene Burley began painting watercolor more than 15 years ago. She loves all kinds of subjects and prefers strong colors in her work. She provides watercolor instruction for beginning to intermediate levels. She loves the success she sees in her students as they produce a painting in this wonderful but often unpredictable medium.
Charlene is a member of the Northwest Watercolor Society, South Hill Artists and

You can download Charlene's bio here.
You can reach Charlene Burley by email at Charlene.burley@gmail.com, 
text or call her at 206-953-3121  or visit her at the Art Gallery of SnoValley. 

My necklaces get noticed for their bold statement of color and design. They are the ultimate accessory, satisfying those who love to wear a one-of-a-kind piece of art around their necks, wrists and ears. These are limited edition pieces due to the rarity of the gemstones. My pieces are in personal jewelry collections worldwide.

​My illustrations have appeared in Texas Monthly magazine, as well as various books including The Rest of the Gospel, Thin Within, and The Wisest Gift. Additionally, I wrote and illustrated New Life in Christ, and compiled and designed Alphabet of Promises. My art can be found in public and private collections in Alaska, California, Colorado, Iowa, Texas, Virginia, Oregon, and Washington.
A resident of Snoqualmie since 2003, I have been actively involved in promoting the arts and artists in the Valley. I’ve served on the Snoqualmie Arts Commission for over a decade where I have been instrumental in developing Storefront Galleries in which empty storefronts were staged with art. This paved the way for the Finally Friday Art & Wine Walks in downtown Snoqualmie each summer prior to Covid. I also have the privilege of being one of two founding members of the Art Gallery of SnoValley and currently serve on the Board of the Mt. Si Artist Guild. 

Lawrence Lawlor found stone carving about 10 years ago. Before that he worked as a 2D artist, a theater designer, contractor, teacher, art director, and craftsperson in wood and wax. Of all these artistic worlds, delving into what can be found in a hunk of stone, to be allowed to discover what is possible and finding it tops them all.     

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You can contact Larry by email at larrylaw@mcn.org by phone at 707 292-6360 or at the Art Gallery of SnoValley.