Isabelle Bartolomeo graduated from Towson University in December of 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in illustration. She likes to study the intricacies of nature in various ways, whether it be through traditional mediums, digital art, or photography. Her previous work “Exhaustion” was published in Grub Street, vol.68. You can find her work on instagram @b.art.olomeo and on her website www.isabelle.bartolomeo.com.
Ariel Mitchell is a freelance photographer and writer located in Baltimore. She is a Towson transfer double-majoring in Mass Communications and Photography, and her goal as a creator is to capture emotion the best way she can as she makes her way through life.
Chelsea Ayensu-Peters is a sophomore at Towson University. Her art centers on drawing and painting. She draws character designs, and whatever ideas come to mind, but hasn’t developed any consistent themes in her art. She’s still improving her style, so anything can change in the future.
Casey Landerkin is a Philadelphia based artist/illustrator. Her landscapes are a clap of sudden stillness, as if the rolling universe just stopped to notice you staring…you do not so much observe but encounter them. Past clients include Women’s Health Magazine and DFTBA, see more work at caseylanderkin.com.
Mikayla Hennessey is a recent graduate of Towson. She majored in illustration, but found her passion in printmaking. Her work is a surreal mix of nature, emotions, and anatomy. She is currently living in southern Maryland, experimenting and working to launch her very own hand printed apparel brand.
Emily Malley is an Artist and Junior at Towson University, studying Graphic Design. As an Artist and Designer, Emily really loves to focus on making art and designs that are very colorful, experimental, whimsical, and eye-catching.
Karen Peng is a current high school junior in Maryland. Karen is an aspiring creator aiming to explore human conflict, human behavior, and compulsion for material possessions. In their free time, Karen enjoys listening to many genres of music.
Danielle Fauth is a contemporary sculptor with a BFA in Sculpture from Towson University. Her work intervenes with found objects via digital fabrication and mold-making & casting processes. She replicates or alters familiar objects to make them unreal, intangible, of dreams; from our world and one that could be an in-between.
Gillian Collins earned her MFA at Towson University in 2019. As a co-owner of residential plumbing and HVAC service companies, her association with these trades artistically inspires Collins. By divorcing the form from the function of mechanical components, she compels the viewer to contemplate the “seen but the unseen” of our engineering feats.