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Strong and steady the Biloxi Lighthouse stands like a beacon of hope and promise after hurricane Katrina storm surge hit the beautiful gulf coast. The light was civilian operated from 1848 to 1939, and is notable for its several female lightkeepers, including Maria Younghans, who tended the light for 53 years. In 1939, the U.S. Coast Guard assumed responsibility for the light’s operation. Today it is opened to the public and a must see vacation destination.

Jane Ricker is an artist specializing in brilliant colors, using and assortment of watercolor, oil, acrylic and mixed media etc. Jane developed a passion for painting as a child watching the seasonal changes in natures unfold itself into delightful prism of magical colors. Jane thinks her studio is a happy sacred space, where magic is created and new paintings come to life. Jane's art has been delighlfully exhibited in galleries from west coast to east coast. Art stirs emotions in all of us. For the artist, each brush stroke releases excitement and anticipation and a new spirit of energy unfolds. For the seekers of art, it may bring to mind a special memory or sacred place once visited and treasured in our hearts. All seasons, like...