Lauren R. Lyde is a realist painter whose work considers the full range of human sentiment involved in forming meaningful interpersonal relationships. She obtained a BS in Visual Communication from Towson University. Lyde studied Illustration at Pratt Institute and Exhibition Design at the Corcoran School of Art before earning a MFA in Community Arts from Maryland Institute College of Art. She currently works as a teaching artist for a non profit arts organization in the city of Baltimore.
Kari Miller is a native Texan who fell in love with the history, grit and beauty found in Baltimore City. Graduate from Baylor University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in printmaking, Kari moved to Baltimore to pursue her art while living in a city full of excitement. Currently owner of Tiny Dog Press, adjunct instructor of art at Stevenson University and mother of a lively toddler residing in Northeast Baltimore City. Soon to be pursuing a Masters of Fine Arts.
Nicole Parker is a representational fine artist working primarily in oil painting and intaglio printmaking. She received her BFA and Certificate from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 2018 in Philadelphia, PA, where she was a recipient of the Cecelia Beaux prize in portraiture, and the Richard Von Hess Travel Scholarship. Although she returned to her home state in Maryland after graduating, she remains active in the Philadelphia art scene as well and is currently represented by Gross McCleaf Gallery.