Austin Millsap
As a child, my mom always told me that “there is no such thing as boredom! You better keep yourself busy”, thus, drawing became a way of life. Afterschool art classes were as routinely enjoyed as little league practice and skateboarding. However, for as much as I dreamt, never did I think that I could grow up to be a “professional” artist. Read more>>
Eilene Beniquez
I fell in love with photography when I was 12 years old and my parents bought me a disposable camera. I started shooting random images and then when I was 16 my dad bought me a Nikon F10 film camera for my Photo class in high school. Read more>>
Anastasia Steuterman
Art has been my passion, since I was a young girl. My first recollection of picking up a pencil was when I was about 5 years old. Sitting at my grandfather’s giant wooden desk in his leather seat and drawing Zoo animals after my trip with my Grandmother that day to the Zoo. Read more>>
Elena Maria
Hello!! While I come from a creative family– I didn’t really focus my attention on art until my early 30s when I started using it as a therapeutic practice and coping mechanism to help me thrive with my Bipolar Type 2 diagnosis. I hit rock bottom almost 5 years ago when I abruptly stopped taking my medication and I got into a devastating car accident that left me partially disabled and rocked me to the core. Read more>>
Tristan Lewellyn
I was born and raised in New Hampshire. I knew a desk job would never work for me, nor did I really have any desire to devote my life to a mundane 9-5. I have always been fascinated by art and music, Sketching and drawing have been a part of my daily life for as long as I can remember. Read more>>
