Jennifer Garant is a good friend of ours for more than 20 years. She created many labels during our time in the wine industry. She used to live in Naramata and influenced not only our appearance in the industry but also our lives.

Glen Clark is a local Penticton artist. He painted all the stunning murals on our buildings and he is the creator of our Hippy Bus. The bus became an icon on the Naramata Bench and is also a symbol for our journey through live.

Marie Cormack and her husband Terry have close ties to Ruby Blues as they are the designers of the winery buildings, tasting room and production through their company Suncastle designs.
Cormack paints bright, patterned and colorful figurative paintings of peoples and animals. These are ordinary people enjoying ordinary times and it is the artist’s intention to create “happy visual memories”.

The connection to Michael Hermesh goes back almost 20 years. He is an outstanding artist and sculptor. He is the creator of “Frank, the Baggage Handler”, a sculpture that was commissioned by the City of Penticton, which became a media sensation of international interest. The sculpture found a permanent home at Red Roster Winery, which at that time was owned by Prudence and Beat.

Lauretta Lowell's contribution to the arts is to unite the past and present with assemblages that harvest relics of the early twentieth century with our expectations for cerebral sculptures today.

The whimsical creations that leave her collectors and those new to her work, raising their eyebrows are her inspired output that fills her website and studio with wonder.