Katy Atchison is a certified Intentional Creativity instructor who specializes in helping people learn more about themselves and heal old wounds through art. Each of her pieces are layered stories of her past and future self. She lives and works in Oakland, CA.
Kelly Ording creates artwork that blends organic and geometric shapes with exact lines, pairing intuitive and mathematical mark-making. In doing so, she attempts to create and find beauty in simple things. Her pieces are as much about their creation process as the resulting imagery. Ording is a graduate of San Francisco Art Institute. In
Kelly Tunstall's portraits are stylized female figures in adapted environments: nests built of painted boards held together by drawn nails or far off planets. The physical form and its accompanying exterior become a mirror for internal thought processes and turmoil. Working in acrylic, collage, spray paint, pencil, pen and ink, gold
Ken Keirns is a self-taught oil painter whose subject matter includes female portraiture and anthropomorphic creatures.
Kevin Earl Taylor is an oil painter who examines the chaotic and incomprehensible human paradigm through the exploration of animals and nature. He studied at the Savannah College of Art and Design.
Kim Cogan paints the many moods and environs of American cities.