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Leonardo is a visionary architect, urbanist and designer who explores new possibilities for the cities of the future.   He combines digital art, artificial intelligence, technological innovations, science fiction and data analysis to transform urban environments and create new spaces for human interaction.   His proposals are artistic expressions that are printed and sometimes modified with artistic materials to enhance colors, textures and emotions.   He invites us to enjoy and participate in the creation of new ways of living.

Ron Carl is a husband and father of three.  He has been drawing off and on for about 32 years.  He considers himself a jack of all trades, master of none because he dabbles in many forms of art. Pencil/charcoal, spray paint, wood burning, acrylic painting,and epoxy...just to name a few. When he retires, he would like to create art to share his passion with the world.

As a child, I always wanted to be an artist, but  reality pushed me to a STEM field. Never giving up my childhood dream, I believe art is all about an eye which views everyday life in a unique way. Practicing photography as a hobbyist gave me plenty of training and helped me explore the composition and subtlety of colors. So, 6 years ago, when my life started to slow down, I picked up the paint brush intuitively.  Oil’s vivid color and texture became my primary reasons for choosing such material. Being self-taught, I went through a long process to master the technique of oil. Finally diligence paid off after over 600 paintings. Now, I am painting what I see, where I went, and that which I care about, to express and to love. 

If my paintings remind you of some place or sometime in your life or in your past, which you can relate to, I am happy. This is what art is for.  To connect.

In 2019, Kelly saw a giraffe print online, but the store was sold out when she went to buy it. On her way home that day, she stopped by the craft store and bought paint supplies to paint her own version. Her very first painting was of a giraffe on a 36” x 36” stretched canvas using a color block technique. She calls it “Georgia”.  Kelly placed the painting on social media and it attracted her first buyer.  Now, with over 250 paintings sold, Kelly enjoys painting animals (such as the "Show Bird" above), flowers and all things nature.  She has recently added watercolor, doodle art and abstracts to her  style.  You may see her around town vendoring at local art fairs such as Chastain and Piedmont Park Art Festivals.  Kelly is driven by the joyful response she receives from her art.  People consistently say that she has "happy art".  Whether it's a floral, an animal or a cupcake, Kelly infuses emotion and cheer in every piece.  Kelly is a California native with an Interior Design background, a degree in Business Marketing and a graduate degree in Quality Assurance.  She flows freely between right and left brain activities.  Her art is highly influenced by the outdoors and carefree vibes of the west coast.

Sharon is a self-taught artist who creates mixed media art. Her work is intricate, colorful and textural using a combination of textiles, paper, paint and found elements to create multi-dimensional art. Her art expresses a variety of subjects from modern abstractions and ethnic adaptations to feminine themes.