• Read more about Amanda Glover

I am a Maryland Based Nature Artist creating connection with and highlighting the beauty and importance of the Chesapeake Watershed through its flora and fauna. My work is a combination of delicate linework and water-based mediums created on a variety of surfaces including watercolor paper, wood, and canvas.

• Read more about V Walton

V Walton is a Maryland-based interdisciplinary artist and educator. Walton creates sculpture, installation, and video work centered on Black embodiment and ecology. V draws from her own life: reflecting on the intersection of his identities, their chronic illness-disability,  and queerness. Their work illustrates the societal and interpersonal dynamics that build and break us down simultaneously, making multi-layered connections between clay[terra], nature, and the body. They are part time faculty at Maryland Institute College of Art.

• Read more about NicPvisuals

Nicholas Porter, known professionally as NicPvisuals, is a student at Morgan State University passionate about photography, videography, and media production. With experience leading campus engagement events through Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. and the Campus Activity Board, Nic has developed strong organizational and community-building skills. Through NicPvisuals, he creates opportunities for students to connect with Maryland-based companies, gain hands-on experience, and elevate their creative work while building professional portfolios.

• Read more about Sawtistic

Sawtistic is a Baltimore County–based multidisciplinary artist working in wood sculpture, color, and narrative art. Known for hand-carved characters and interactive community installations, his work bridges fine art, storytelling, and public engagement—inviting viewers of all ages into imaginative, participatory worlds.

• Read more about sanahnzlay

Sanah Brown-Bowers is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans realistic portrait painting, sculpture, shadow boxes, installation, and immersive experiences. Rooted in her Christian faith, her practice explores themes of legacy, spiritual restoration, and Black joy. Through layered materials such as fabric, archival imagery, wood, and found objects, she creates narrative-rich environments that honor ancestry, community, and the divine presence in everyday life. In 2024, Brown-Bowers earned her MFA in Multidisciplinary Art from the

• Read more about Pat O’Brennan

Patrick (Pat) O’Brennan is a singer/songwriter, musician from Towson, Maryland. He has traveled the world entertaining crowds with a selection of international and original songs and stories. His repertoire includes standards from the 30’s through Irish, English and American folk to acoustic and rock popular music. Much of his material is original including songs of the Chesapeake Bay, the Pride of Baltimore, the Eastern Shore of Delmarva, the Florida Keys, Annapolis and Baltimore. Pat composed the music for the Pride of Baltimore Asian Homecoming (“Sail Away”),

• Read more about Natalia Kropf-Estell

I perform throughout the DMV as the eclectic drag persona, Beth Amphetamine. Having received a BFA in painting from MICA in 2023, I now apply my Fine Arts training to graphic design, makeup, events production, and performance. Beth Amphetamine is Baltimore's premiere red-tattooed Filipina diva! As a part of Absolutely Dragulous, The Yokai Collective, and Bmore Dyke Drag, my work aims to promote trans rights, joy, and excellence through art and community. Growing up in Southern Indiana in a queer household as a multiracial kid has given me a unique perspective.

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• Read more about Mother Earth Essence

Amina J. Allen is the creative force behind MotherEarthEssence LLC, a Black Muslim woman-owned art business based in Baltimore, dedicated to transforming mix media resin art through the enchantment of glow in the dark pigments and 3D resin wave textures. A mixed-media artist, henna artist, and innovator whose work merges woodworking, resin artistry, and functional design to create one of a kind art, to inspire connection, expression, and healing within the community.    

• Read more about Roy Cox Studio

Roy Cox studied film & tv production in college and shortly thereafter started his own video production company. This is where his lighting and camera skills began and grew. He left video production to start his still photography career and opened his first studio in late 2002. He served his first clients in a very small 400 square foot studio in Baltimore, Maryland. His client base grew quickly in the first few years and this success lead to the addition of another 1000 square feet to his studio and office space in 2007.