MD - Owings Mills

Andrea Calloway is an entrepreneur and trained fine artist with her Bachelors and Masters in Fine Art. She has explored photography, sculpture, and glassblowing, she specializes in digital media, including video, web, and graph design, and she absolutely loves creating hyperrealism sketches, abstract paintings, mixed media artwork, and face painting. As a naturalista and entrepreneur, Andrea uses her artistic creativity to run Truly Thriving Lives, where she creates and sells her own line of natural skincare products weekly at the local Pikesville Farmers Market, and hosts a YouTube channel and Instagram sharing wellness tips, that is, when the house is quiet and the kids are asleep ;)

Makayla Broch is primarily a painter and printmaker and started using both mediums when she entered high school and was invited to Anne Arundel County's Gifted and Talented program and took youth classes at MICA. She was accepted into Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts' bachelors program and graduated in 2019 as a painting major. She is currently working as a graphic designer and takes commissions as well as helping people explore their creativity at Muse.

Originally from Brooklyn, Zo? graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art in May 2019 with a BFA in Painting, Art History and Curatorial Practices. She is the Co-founder and Director of Line-up: an artist-for-artist collective working between the Baltimore, D.C. and the Greater New York area. She currently resides in Baltimore, Maryland where she works as the Events & Community Outreach Coordinator for Code in the Schools. Under the umbrella of an invented alphabet, Zoe? explores sentence structures, syntax, linguistics and more to create a world that co-exists with a modern reality while remaining fictional. Her process of communication re-scripts language in code via visual translation to detail conversations, thoughts, and writings. These meticulous paintings and drawings evolve from Zo?'s research, manifesting map making, text, and philosophy as abstractions that are as elusive and whimsical as language.

Blair Nakamoto is an illustrator, tutor, and drawing instructor for children. She has studied painting, game art, and book illustration at the Maryland Institute College of Art and the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences in Germany. She has assisted with others' crafts and creative projects in Philadelphia and Baltimore alike in non-profit sites, college, and work. When not on the job, she loves to sing, make new friends, see old ones, museum-visit, swing dance, hike, and write every little thing in lists.

Samantha was born and raised in Lancaster, Pa and now calls Baltimore her home. She works full time in regenerative science and is a freelance artist of many mediums. Having received her talents from both sides of her family, Samantha enjoys painting, drawing, photography, and bug taxidermy. In her free time Samantha enjoys cooking, listing to music, spending time with loved ones and pampering her dwarf hamster named Bun Bun.

Kari Gillman is a contemporary artist who specializes in sculpture and printmaking. She graduated from the University of Maryland College Park with a B.A. in Studio Art and Art History. Kari's artwork explores the relationship between humans and the environment. Her work has shown in numerous institutions including Pyramid Atlantic, Maryland Art Place, and Alice C. Sabatini Gallery. She currently teaches art in Baltimore and volunteers at local art museums. In her downtime, Kari loves to travel and watch Netflix with her cat Biggles.