Join us for another art show featuring several talented local artists and makers. This show is free, and every dollar spent on the art goes directly to the artists.

6-9 PM
4/12

JAMIE GILLIS
As a painter, baker, and explorer, Jamie's work injects fantasy into familiar landscapes using tools fit for frosting, creating a sensory exploration of mountains, oceans, plains and stars with delicate swirls that look good enough to eat.
@jamiegart

KEELY IMAI
Keely Imai is an illustrator who loves all things creature-related, across fandom, mythology, and reality! Colored pencils, mixed media, and digital media are her tools of choice to bring them to life on paper, and she can usually be found at various events across the DMV with her critters in tow.
@keylimecreations

JACK DARLINGTON
Born and raised in Baltimore, Jack Darlington has been creating art of one form or another his entire life. Most recently he's been reclaiming old, broken/heavily-used skateboards to use as canvas for his acrylic paintings, which are mostly fantasy or psychedelic in theme.
@the_trippy_wizard

CATNAP GLASS SHACK
Catnap Glass Shack makes stained glass suncatchers, jewelry, and decor. Their work is inspired by nature, and often features a modern take on plants, landscapes, bugs, and butterflies.
@catnap.glass

PERRI FAE
Perri Fae is a self taught artist. The work shown is a mix of studies and sketches that tell a modern mythology.
@Perrifae

RACHEL DAHLE
Rachel is a multimedia artist in Baltimore. Their paintings have been featured at the Pink Art Gallery and with the Adytum Collective. These pieces are inspired by their ongoing experience living with chronic pain and illnesses.
www.lucidknits.com
@lucid.knits

RACHEL HENRY
Rachel's art celebrates color, form and texture with an emphasis on the female form. She works primarily with ink, colored pencil, gouache, and recycled material; occasionally with oil paint, relying on light glazes for depth and a sense of delicacy, as well as thicker paint to create texture and disrupt the serenity. Her creative process heavily relies on emotion and loss of identity, and her works are not simply just the human figure, but they are rather an appreciation of the forms. Through her work, she hopes to invoke a sense of wonder and curiosity, and she strongly encourages her viewers to question society’s views on women and how it impacts their personal identities.
@_.bonedaddy._