Italian artist, Diego Tolomelli, worked with John Hardman Studios and Norgrove Studios in the UK where he learned different stained-glass techniques and styles and participated in prestigious commissions that included the UK House of Parliament’s Millennium windows and the restoration of the medieval stained glass collection of Samm Fogg.

Back in Italy, he worked for two years in one of the best studios in Rome and produced the stained-glass windows for the cathedral of Abuja, the Capital of Nigeria.

Having since started his own business in Rome, his IKO Studio original stained-glass panels are unique, made with the best mouth-blown glass, and are finely painted with glass colors fired in a kiln at 650-degrees Celsius.

The artist is of Basque/Apache/Mexican-American origin and specializes in multimedia: air-brush art on shirts and jackets, pen-and-ink drawings that have been transferred into tattoos...

And, of course, handcrafted Apache spirit dolls that come from the artist's Apache ancestral heritage and leanings.

M. Gracia was born in Barcelona. Taught by Jose Maria Parramón, Antonio Ferrer, and Gonzalo Bertran, she (in 1982) became part of the ''Foment Estudi i de les Belles Arts '' with Eudald Bonné, and (in 2007) of the''Agrupacció d'Aquarel.listes de Catalunya''.

Her work appears in the book 2007-2008 by the Artists Gallery Ceri@rt Barcelona. Her work has appeared in various international competitions and exhibitions.

Lura Wilhelm is an up coming artist in pursuit of a career in art.  She is currently selling her work on Ebay and teaching art in through out Public Schools in the Central Valley of Ca.  She received her BA in Art and is in pursuit of her Teaching Credentials/Masters at San Jose State University in San Jose.