Daryl Zang is a contemporary realist oil painter who began a full-time art practice soon after her first child was born. Her paintings are inspired by simple moments that counterbalance a world that can sometimes be complicated and rushed.

Elliot Tellef is a Texas-born, non-binary artist educated in Fine Arts at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York City. Their paintings, prints, and sculptures are primarily abstract and probe gender, trauma, and healing.

Pam Hamilton is a visual artist who grew up in Springfield, Illinois. After graduating with degrees in both Fine Art and Visual Communications, she has enjoyed a successful design career and now dedicates her time to her art practice.

Michael Morgan is a contemporary mixed media artist living in New York. His works employ collage, assemblage and oil paint by varying degrees, all in the service of creating figurative and representational art. Morgan constructs visual images that speak directly with their physical material, poetically blurring the line between image and word.

Exploring authenticity and imagination: Artist Melissa Loop’s journey through Maya mysteries.

Emily Settles is a painter based in Asheville, North Carolina, whose work explores struggles with the self, gender and womanhood, sexual violence, and social injustice.

Leah Olsen-Kent is an artist and nature enthusiast dedicated to capturing the simplicity and beauty of nature through detailed brushstrokes and thin layers of oil paint.

Maria Lintott is a visual artist who explores the dynamic potential of paper, using precise sculptural paper cuts to create geometric mixed media artworks.

Jill Haas is a botanical painter based in Pennsylvania. Read a snippet of her interview from the Issue 12 of the Art Seen Magazine.