Edward has been involved with artistic endeavors from an early age; in middle school, he created a comic book series which he released once or twice a month, as time permitted between his junior high studies. His work found instant success among peers, friends, and family members, all of who highly encouraged Young to continue drawing and writing as they eagerly anticipated the release of future issues.
Nicole Buchholz is an urban planner and muralist who specializes in joyful public space activation. She is passionate about creating beautiful and inclusive spaces for the community and has co-led and designed neighborhood pool transformations in Philadelphia and Baltimore, and designed and painted several murals throughout the South Baltimore area. She has spoken about public engagement and co-design at Project for Public Spaces and City Parks Alliance’s annual conferences.
I am predominantly a self-taught artist and photographer who has lived in Oregon for 20 years and recently relocated to the Appalachian mountains of Western Maryland.
Autumn Woodland is a Baltimore City, self-taught visual artist, whose primary focus is painting and jewelry crafting. Her art is often inspired by her love of nature and abstract designs.
Autumn is also an experienced voice over artist who has voiced a variety of projects for small businesses and large corporations.
Multi-passionate artist, specializing in designing vibrant, eye-catching paper flower installations.
I create artwork that is inspired by often overlooked, beautiful treasures found in nature. I invite the viewer to consider, for a moment, just how precious life is. I hope to inspire you to take more time to appreciate the common flora and fauna, landscapes, life cycles, and natural occurrences that come with living on Planet Earth. Having grown up in Garrett County, MD, I was consistently exposed to and surrounded by, the meticulous, astounding products of nature.
Sue splits her time between Baltimore and the mountains of Western Maryland. Her subjects are mostly landscapes and water vistas taken from the Deep Creek Lake area. She finds that collage is the best way to incorporate both nuances in color and texture into the pieces.