Estephany loves to paint sunsets, finding them therapeutic to observe. She focuses on painting sunsets and landscapes, continuously striving to grow as an artist.

My name is Estephany and I love to paint sunsets for now Iam still learning everyday how to become a better artist iam excited to compete and be a part of the Art battle see you all November 9th.

Meg has been drawing since she could hold a pen. She finds that bright colors make life feel vibrant and enjoys using bold hues in her art. She loves acrylic paints, Sharpies, markers, cardboard, mixed media, and exploring various digital art programs.

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Kenly is a comic and caricature artist for events, born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. Imaginative, spontaneous, and detail-oriented, he enjoys improvisation and creating art on the spot, embracing a real and authentic approach. He loves to showcase his work in front of large crowds.

Renee is a passionate creator who enjoys painting, drawing, photography, and gardening. She aims to convey mood in her work while allowing the art to develop its own essence. Her pieces often feature detailed botanicals, portraits, and landscapes, with a growing abstract influence.

Sarah Mason's work revolves around shape, color (especially pink!), and creating joy and connection with others. Her themes often include childhood, femininity, the places she has lived—Colorado and Rhode Island—and self-portraiture. She is currently a junior at RISD.

My name is Sarah Mason and my work is all about shape, color (pink!) and bringing joy and connection to others through my work. My work's themes often include childhood, femininity, the places I've lived (Colorado and Rhode Island) and self portraiture. I'm currently a junior at RISD.

Jenny, an elementary art teacher for grades K-4, delights in inspiring others to explore their creativity. Her artistic pursuits span painting, ceramics, metalsmithing, and printmaking, drawing inspiration from light and emotions. Jenny consistently reminds her students that in art, there are no mistakes, only opportunities to explore and grow.

So excited to see what everyone is going to create!

Elliot Stravato is a painter focused on domestic themes, exploring light through trees, shadows, and everyday beauty. He works in traditional media like acrylic, oil, gouache, and watercolor, specializing in portraiture with varying stylization, as well as abstract motifs of light and shadow.