JUURI is a Tokyo-born Japanese+American artist currently residing in Oklahoma City. Her art is inspired by Kabuki, folklore, and history; and her in-depth understanding of Japanese culture is visible through her contemporary interpretations. Her works have garnered critical acclaim and have been collected by several international celebrity art collectors who admire her unique style. JUURI's art pieces showcase vivid colors, delicate faces, and bold patterns... emphasizing her love for pop art and fashion. Initially, JUURI exclusively created studio paintings, but she is now best-known for her large-scale murals nationwide. JUURI's original art and prints are available to purchase, and she regularly accepts commissions for mural work.

Callie moved to Oklahoma City from Austin in 2023 in pursuit of community and a slower way of living. She rediscovered her need for creativity in 2020 as a way of processing world events. Callie hosted a weekly craft night in her home teaching art and crafts as a way of building community healing herself and others through art.

Jill Hammett, a 42-year-old female visual artist, captivates with acrylic and mixed media creations. Her diverse collections, from whimsical wildlife to serene flora and faith-based motifs, reflect a lifelong journey. Transitioning from corporate life back to her artistic roots, Jill's work radiates a renewed passion and dedication to evoking beauty and spiritual resonance through her art.

Esther Velasco is a Mexican-American mixed media artist from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She works in charcoal, ink, spray paint, digital art, animation, and more. The common themes she explores through her art are fun, love, self-acceptance, gratitude, and adventure. She is eager to learn, which keeps her growing and evolving as an artist.

Jasmine Jones is a multidisciplinary artist and maker from Midwest City, Oklahoma. She grew up deeply interested in dance, music, and visual arts, having opportunities to learn in each. She officially dove into the OKC art community while studying at Rose State College, where she graduated with an Associate in Arts in 2016. Afterward, Jasmine went on to obtain a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art from the University of Oklahoma in 2018. Today, through her art she traverses through various ideas, methods, and materials – working with concepts such as spirituality, chains of memory, play, and interaction while utilizing her stylistic 2D and 3D tranquility and whimsy. Jasmine is a member of two artist collectives: Art Group and Factory Obscura. She also works often with the Arts Council Oklahoma City and SPARK! Creative Lab. Both solo and collaboratively, she creates to show that art can be interactive, immersive, beneficial, and so much more – helping people find curiosity or beauty striking at any moment.

Gina often refers to her art as “accidental” because her unique technique to create vibrant, pour-over abstract art was discovered during an objectiveless artistic experiment. She originally crafted abstract art that was inspired by the life stories and personality traits of those close to her. The end results consisted of vibrant and beautiful colors that also created a personal portrait of emotions and essence that would otherwise be unexpressed through the limitations prescribed by conventional modes of art. And while her technique was an accident, her unwavering desire to create beauty, personal expression, and vibrancy is long-founded. She found inspiration as a young girl by watching her grandmother create extravagant realism paintings from memory, and she applied this inheritance of creativity extensively throughout her professional career by designing, decorating, and developing model homes and commercial real estate. Now, she uses her pour-over abstract painting and her knowledge of interior design as a former developer, interior decorator, and builder to create one of a kind works of art that are both aesthetically breathtaking in appearance and provoking in their ability to create and express feelings ordinarily inexpressible. Her ultimate aim in her “accidental” artistic adventure, however, is to simply bring joy to others, and she would be sincerely honored to create something that brings positivity into your life.