Susan Proctor

Susan Proctor is originally from Springfield, Massachusetts and graduated from the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. She has been a working artist in the Atlanta area since 1995. 

Susan has a very extensive and diverse body of work consisting mainly of acrylics and mixed media paintings which incorporate vibrant color and texture.  

Susan is a member of Atlanta Artists Center, and Dunwoody Fine Arts Association, where she served four years as president. She is a past member of Roswell Fine Arts Alliance, where she served as vice president of programming in 2004-5. She has given presentations at the Atlanta Artists Center, Dunwoody Fine Art Association, Kudzu Art Association, a magnet art school in Dekalb County and was selected as a visual artist for Wilson Creek Elementary Artist’s Day. 

Susan has had one woman shows at Pinckneyville Art Center, Roswell Cultural Arts Center, High Country Art in Blue Ridge, Georgia and the Blue Ridge Arts Association. She has also had successful solo shows at her studio. 

Susan has been accepted to and participated in several juried art exhibits and has won several awards for her work from art associations including Quinlan Visual Art Center and Atlanta Artist’s Center and the “Best of the Best”  juried show sponsored by Dunwoody Fine Art. Her artwork was selected to be the publicity art for a Hadassah Gala event. She has past gallery affiliations with IDEA Gallery, Lagerquist Gallery, High Country Art, Ann Jacob Gallery in Highlands, Taylor Kinzel and others.

Steve Dinberg

Steven Dinberg Photography is the culmination of over 30 years of professional photographic
experiences. Steve’s interest in photography started with a Brownie Hawkeye as he would strive to
capture perfect snapshots of childlike images. He has since continued his quest to capture lasting
impressions as he made his career with commercial, sports and fine art photography and evolved
from developing in darkrooms to the latest in photography technology. Along the way, Steve has
hung out of airplanes over Sydney Harbor at 7000 feet to add perspective to experimental aircraft as
well as covered almost every sporting event. Steve was fortunate enough to be the photographer of
the legendary golfer Payne Stewart, and produced the now famous Lithograph from Payne’s last
victory at the 1999 U.S. Open. from those images produced the “Tribute To A Champion” lithograph.
Steve uses his lens to capture the essence of his subjects at just the right moment, and through that
lens developed a strong focus on fine art.

​LELA BRUNET (b. 1985) is a visual artist living in Atlanta, Georgia. She received her BA in Art Education from Kennesaw State University in 2014. With her main subject being the female form, Lela explores the contrast created when the grace of the figure and the tension of energetic patterns and colors collide together. Lela’s work explores this visual battlefield of pattern, color, and form. She works in a variety of media including murals, painting, drawing, and design. She has exhibited her work and murals in multiple galleries and events throughout the United States and internationally. Her clients include Adidas, Microsoft, MailChimp, Facebook, Starbucks, Pepsi, NCR Corporation, Orpheus Brewing, Mellow Mushroom, and Soul Cycle.