Tara Barr is an oil painter who creates fun nostalgic pop art inspired by her passion for history, technology, and design. She maintains a studio at the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria, Virginia, and serves on the board of the Torpedo Factory Artists’ Association.

Abstract painter Paul McCloskey attended the National College of Art and Design in Dublin, and also De Montfort University in the UK, where he received an MA in Fine Art in 2010.

Lisa Krannichfeld is an award-winning, multimedia figurative artist from Little Rock, Arkansas. Her work challenges traditional representations of women with a maximalist approach through the combination of seemingly incompatible materials.

Dawn Petrill began her artistic career as a freelance illustrator before moving into fine art. Her multi-planed artworks evolved from a feeling of confinement of the traditional four sides of a painting.

Teresa Selbee-Baker explores themes of memory, identity, and feminine perspectives through her art.

Giovina Brauer works from a studio nestled amidst nature and wildlife in British Columbia. Through her oil paintings, she strives to capture the exploration of love and loss, the transformative journey of growth, and the profound experiences that shape our lives.

Chrys Zumstein is a visual artist whose work reflects and questions the themes of life, humanity, reality, and fantasy.

Lisa Thomas is a self-taught, Atlanta- based, abstract photographer.

Libby Sipe is a process-driven multidisciplinary artist pursuing a space for experimentation and exploration as she blurs the lines between painting and sculpture.

Margret Trimborn is a German-born artist who pursued her deep art interest after a career in financial services.

Hannah Freitag resides among pine trees and rain clouds in the Pacific Northwest. The variety of landscapes that surround her heavily inspire her art, as do all the plants and animals that call them home

Francesca Backhouse is a painter with a background in the fashion industry who is heavily influenced by Dadaism and Surrealism.

Win Wallace was born in South Carolina and is currently based in Lockhart, Texas. He draws every day, and his recent practice focuses on pencil, ink drawings, Conté, and charcoal portraits.