Aira is an aspiring artist based in Edmonton who’s been creating for as long as she can remember. Art has always been her way of expressing herself and making sense of the world, and she continues to explore life through creativity.

Alycia is an Indigenous artist based in Edmonton whose work is rooted in emotion, culture, and love. Through deeply personal and symbolic pieces, Alycia explores Indigenous issues, especially the impact of intergenerational trauma from residential schools. Each creation is a healing act and a tribute to the resilience and beauty of Indigenous identity.

Ariel is an Edmonton-based artist whose realistic paintings of flowers and wildlife reveal nature’s quiet beauty. Her signature style—detailed subjects against softly blurred backgrounds—evokes depth and serenity. Guided by a deep love for the natural world, she blends precision with emotion, inviting viewers to pause and rediscover fleeting moments often missed in everyday life.

Chrissy is back! Chrissy, a tattoo artist, loves exploring different styles and mediums in her art. However, she is always drawn back to vivid colorful portraits or darker subjects./sf

I’m an Edmonton-based artist working across large-scale chalk murals, portraiture, typography, and mixed media. My work is bold, emotionally driven, and rooted in human experience—identity, connection, and the patterns that link us to each other and the world around us.

I’m drawn to creating art live and in public spaces, where instinct, energy, and presence shape the outcome.

My name is Glen Sergy and my artistic style is strangely similar to my origin story. Start by making a mess. Make some decisions. Right or wrong doesn't matter, just get things moving. Then stand back and try to figure out how to fix it.

I studied graphic design at Grant MacEwan, then went on to a BA at the UofA. Then I did what most artists do after graduation, I found employment in careers that are completely unrelated to art (warehousing and construction in my case). During that time I would spend my evenings experimenting with different mediums and expressions; painting, photography, graphic design, sculpture, wood mosaic. It wasn't until 2019 when I finally found a way to combine my talents and ambitions into one career. I am now the local mentor for Paint Nite in the Edmonton area and Red Deer. Organization and event planning, teaching, dad-jokes, and buckets of paint!

I still like to come up with my own projects, and although I jump between mediums the process is similar. I like to start with an idea of what I want to do. Then abandon it. Dribble, drip, and smear paint all over. Then go back and find the original idea and try to make it happen without loosing all of the fun along the way. The result is something that is somehow precise but also messy and expressive.

I've never been moved by the people in the history books. I tend to find inspiration at the local art walks with artists like Giselle Denis, Lucy Cook and Jason Blower.

I’m Jonathan Gutierrez, a Flipino-Canadian self taught artist. My focus involves painting & Drawing ,abstract painting, mixed media, traditional and digital artwork. I was part of international Art Gallery in USA, Japan, Europe and Canada.

Social links:

Instagram- Jongutierrezart & Jongutierrezart2
Facebook page - Jon’s Creative Art
Website- https://jonscreativeart.online

Song, a visual artist based in Edmonton, is inspired by the stories behind her subjects. She loves painting animals, people, and seascapes using oil and acrylic, and she also enjoys drawing figures with charcoal. Her work spans portraits, landscapes, and ocean views in both traditional and digital mediums.

Max, a professional artist and 3D animator, loves creating vibrant palette knife paintings. Originally from Ukraine, he moved to Canada in 2013 and also incorporates elements of Ukrainian National Painting into his pop art works.

Natalie is an artist and musician known for working with varied mediums and exploring a wide range of styles.

Raevyn Berg is a vibrant artist from Calgary, now based in Sylvan Lake, Alberta. Her playful, expressive work—featuring bright colors, drips, and mixed media—celebrates imagination and the inner child. A Milan Art Institute graduate and Art Battle competitor, Raevyn’s pieces connect deeply with viewers of all ages. Exhibited across Alberta, her whimsical style and heartfelt themes continue to inspire and grow a loyal following.