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 Jason Bloom is a production potter at a local ceramics
company, and participant in many shows including the
Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts. He brings his speed and
skill with the wheel to his classes and focuses on
traditional forms.
Greg Gill
has been creating stained glass pieces since the mid-1990's. He creates
a variety of stained glass pieces including ornaments, a variety of
sizes of window panels, vases, jewelry boxes, candle boxes, glass doors,
small table lamps, angels, and custom work which has included windows,
doors, transoms, and cabinets.
 Randy Doughty is a co-recipient of the 2002 Best in Clay
Award at the Mifflin-Juniata Arts Festival. He began
working with clay while studying at Pennsylvania State
University, He has continued to develop stylish and
graceful forms through the years. and continued
his tutelage under Charles Hughes at the Creative Oasis.
 Charles
Hughes has taught ceramic classes and
workshops since 1996 and is the resident professional
potter of the Creative Oasis studio. His work emphasizes
classic functionality and is shown both locally and
nationally. In addition to his art,
Charles Hughes is actively involved in the community in a
number of ways, including his position as chairperson of
the Creative Oasis, Inc.
 Nate Knott is a
co-recipient of the 2002 Best in Clay Award at the
Mifflin-Juniata Arts Festival. He received his B.F.A.
from Doane College in 1999 with a concentration in art
education. Proficient in clay, painting, and drawing, he
teaches many of the children’s classes in the
studio. His work is exhibited both locally and
nationally.
 Stan
Hunter Kranc is a
co-recipient of the 2002 Best in Clay Award at the
Mifflin-Juniata Arts Festival and an award-winning
instructor in the Pennsylvania State University’s
Composition Program. He divides his time equally between
sculpture and the wheel. Stan Hunter Kranc also
serves as the Secretary of the Creative Oasis.
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