ERIC CRENSHAW, STORYTELLER
Eric Crenshaw is a storyteller. His stories range from his own experiences during the turbulent 60's, to the peace and tranquility of tropical islands, and everywhere in between. No matter your perspective, you’ll see yourself in his work.
Eric is excited about having a voice that is all his own while helping others find theirs. “The gift of visual art is both in the giving and the receiving. My vision, while unique, connects with so many others who see what I see and can also take away their own story. It’s truly a blessing.”
From a young age, it was clear Roberta's first love was art. At the age of 9 years old, her mom signed me up for after-school art classes. When she was 10, she entered a tv guide ad contest and was chosen for art classes but was unable to take them because she was too young to enroll in their school.
As Roberta continued to hone her craft, Roberta became interested in experimenting with different mediums and techniques. As she entered her teenage years, she would get hired to draw murals on kids' bedroom walls. In high school, some of her drawings were in the school exhibit.
Davide Prete was born in Treviso, Italy, and was introduced to art by his father Alessandro and by the sculptor Toni Benetton. He studied jewelry and metalsmithing at the Institute of Art in Venice and, in 2003, obtained a degree in architecture. After working as an architect for several Italian architectural firms, he moved to the United States.
I am a lead guitarist who has performed at Baltimore's Inner Harbor for 3 years straight and other places (until COVID).
I am also a charcoal pencil artist that uses an H, 2B and 6B charcoal pencil to create sketch art.
I am also a computer programmer who has used the programs GIMP and Adobe Photoshop to create photorealistic art (You won't be able to tell if I drew it or took a picture of it).