The WWW is populated with many women of wonder.  Below are but a few sites I think are worth mentioning. 

Floor Medallion at Terminal D, designed by Dallas based artist Beatrice Lebreton . (www.beatricel.50megs.com)

Beatrice was one of only 25 artists selected from around the world to contribute art for the new terminal at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.
Congratulations Beatrice!  

Marie Rhines
Outstanding violinist--master of Scottish, Irish, Appalachian and classical violin. Holder of 22 awards from the Americn Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, (ASCAP.)

Marie was the producer and originator of "The Folk Heritage" program, now in its 22nd year on National Public Radio in Boston, MA.


Ann Hardy, artist and adventurer Ann Hardy's gentle, loving spirit is alive in her beautiful paintings. She enjoys working in her Texas tree house studio, which she designed. She is also inspired by the rugged beauty of Montana and visits the Polson area often. She is fond of "adventuring" to such far-reaching places as the Grenadine Islands, driving through Guatemala, backpacking in Scotland, England or the Rocky Mountains, working with Habitat for Humanity in Belize, riding with a wagon train in Texas, Salmon fishing in Alaska and painting and drawing in Bali, Italy, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, France, and Greece.


Deanna Luke Founding author of BOW Books, Deanna writes from her heart about issues that bless and encourage children and their families. Becoming a grandmother was the catalyst for venturing into the children's publishing world - seeing a need for quality books that teach values and bring entertainment to children.

Women in History Information about some of our wondrous foremother's experiences in world history.


Women For Women Ever wish you could do something to help disadvantaged women in other countries but don't know how or where to start? Check out Women for Women International, 733 15th Street NW, Suite 310, Washington, DC 20005, USA.


Writers Block Suite101.com, an online "publishing community of real people helping real people." Has a nice warm cosy atmosphere as well as a lot of helpful information for writers.


Other "Artist's Way" People Our own Artist's Way meetings have served as a turning point for many of us creatively speaking. But we thought we were alone. Thankfully, that is not so. Here is but one of many Artist's Way links on the Internet.


Corinne's World This Senior has no intention of slowing down; she is a columnist, poet, graphics artist, and novelist. Credits include teaching Creative Writing at North West Tarrant County Community College in Ft Worth, Texas, producing and contributing to printed Anthologies for the students and staff. She has alternately taught Computer classes as well as Genealogy and Drawing at the college. She is also a polio survivor.


Celebrating Creative women Ezine offers 10 commandments of creativity and lots of other articles.


Cheryl Nason

Cheryl is an author and motivational speaker.  She also hosts Metroplex Today, a cable talk show in the Dallas/Fort Worth market, where she interviews interesting people from all walks of life including authors, celebrities and sports figures.  Cheryl is definitely a "woman of wonder."