Sheila, a West Palm Beach native, was educated in Palm Beach County Schools. She dedicated many years to the aerospace industry, excelling in corporate security until her retirement in 2012. It was after her retirement that Sheila discovered her love for jewelry design, a passion sparked by her husband Charles, who gifted her a starter jewelry-making kit. What began as a hobby quickly grew into a creative outlet, allowing Sheila to craft unique pieces for herself, her family, and her friends.

As her skills evolved, Sheila mastered new techniques and began creating more intricate designs. Today, she specializes in crafting jewelry for special occasions such as weddings, birthdays, and anniversaries. Through Mosart-Galleries, Sheila offers personalized, one-on-one attention to every customer, ensuring that her designs are always of the highest quality and tailored to their needs. Her work reflects a blend of creativity, craftsmanship, and heartfelt dedication to celebrating life's cherished moments

Charles was born in West Palm Beach, Florida and currently resides in Loxahatchee, Florida.

He was educated in the Palm Beach County school system and achieved a degree in Business Administration from Northwood University.

His passion for art started early with a painting for his mom. Encouraged by her, he painted through school, gaining recognition from teachers. His art skills are largely self-taught.

Unable to pursue art full-time, he started his career in IT in 1971, which took him and his family to the northeast. This experience influences his art today, featuring fall landscapes and lighthouses.

After retiring from the corporate world, he focused on art, experimenting with landscapes, seascapes, and portraits. He primarily works with oil on canvas and enjoys having music in the background while creating his art.

Charles is a member of the Wellington Art Society and The Cultural Council of PBC Florida, where he studies and learns new art techniques. He also volunteers with Arts for Smiles to bring joy to kids in Palm Beach County.

He endeavors to integrate the theme of "See the Music" into all his projects.

When not painting, Charles spends time with family and friends and travels as much as possible.