Susan Whitfield-Lungren has been creating and selling enameled art since 1974. Her works have been exhibited in shops and galleries throughout the U.S. Although primarily self taught, Susan learned about many different art forms by "helping" out in her father’s studio. She designs and makes kiln fired enameled items and decorative ceramic items for special occasions, exceptional people and notable achievements. Materials used in her jewelry, trays, boxes, pictures and ornaments include copper, fine silver, porcelain enamels, steel, wood and ceramics.

John Whitfield has worked as a free lance artist since 1964. Although he creates art in a variety of mediums, he currently specializes in wind vanes, sculpture and fine art jewellery. John's work includes a variety of commissioned works ranging from a life sized steel figure of Christ in a chapel in Connecticut to stained glass windows to large semi-abstract sculptures in public places. Many of his larger sculptures are bronze over steel or cooper. His smaller works, including jewellery, sculptures and liturgical items are found in private collections throughout the United States.
John was born in Sialkot, India (now West Pakistan) to technical missionaries who ran a training school for Pakistani and Indian youth. He credits much of his determination to become a sculptor to childhood hours watching the careful process of making things which he observed in his father's school. John attended Woodstock Boarding School in Landour, India and public school in the United States. He received a B.F.A. from Washburn University in 1964. In 1985, John moved the studio to Lindsborg, Kansas, where he continues to create a variety of sculptures, carvings, wind vanes and jewellery