Heather Mclean is a northwest based abstract artist. She attended the University of Washington where she received her undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts and later moved to Rome, Italy to continue her studies in both art history and form. She currently lives in Gig Harbor, Washington with her husband and two children.

Ariana Heinzman is a ceramic based artist, creating sculpture, wall works, and functional objects that blend floral imagery, utilitarian vessels, and the body. Her work represents the dueling desires of succumbing to nature and controlling it.

Ariana Heinzman received her BFA in Ceramics from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2013. She has exhibited at the Vashon Center for the Arts and Pottery Northwest and has work in the Seattle University Collection. Heinzman was featured in The Seattle Times and as an Emerging Artist in Ceramics Monthly Magazine and published in Pottery Making Illustrated in 2021. Heinzman lives and works on Vashon Island in Washington and is currently represented by J.Rinehart Gallery in Seattle Washington.

Instagram: @arianaheinzman

Website: arianaheinzman.com

Jenny Harmon-Scott is an artist and designer based in Portland, Oregon. At age ten, she began studying oil painting under established Oklahoma artist, Maria De La Juen and has been painting ever since.

Attending college at University of Oregon and Oregon State, Jenny pursued a BFA in fine art, focusing on both art and design. Summers were spent traveling to New York, LA, and  abroad to feed her creative drive. Inspired by her love of the Old Masters, she began experimenting with traditional painting techniques where she became especially intrigued with how light and shadow enhanced form. This influenced her use of rich glazes and dark dramatic tones which became a signature part of her style.

Jenny’s broad swath of subject matter ranges from portraiture to landscapes, working with interior designers, to selling works to both corporate and private parties around the globe.

Instagram: @jharmonscott

David Gorospe has a history of drawing, painting, and designing that spans over thirty years. He received his Associates in graphic design from the Art Institute of Seattle. Inspired by pop culture fashion, David uses his graphic design training to create posterizing, bold, colorful, and thought-provoking images. Combining his use of traditional soft brushwork for his backgrounds, he creates his own unique pop/figurative style.

This work is about making a statement through the use of color, body language, and fashion. Provoking strong thoughts and feelings upon viewing immediately and at the same time engaging the viewer to finish the untold story in his paintings.

David grew up and lived in the Tacoma area and currently lives in Lakewood with his wife Kelley, a visual artist herself, and his daughter Drew, a dance major from Cornish College of the Arts.