Viane Londoño is an illustrator, comic author and art educator based in Fullerton, CA. In her work, she uses and teaches a mix of traditional  and digital mediums. Her current independent comic project “Held Back” draws inspiration from her upbringing in Costa Rica and Southern California. She received her BFA in Illustration from California State University Fullerton.

Elise Moran is a mixed-media collage artist whose work draws inspiration from language, landscape, and travel. Through found text and layered imagery, she creates visual dialogues that explore time, place, and space. Moran has exhibited internationally and is an artist-in-residence in Los Angeles, with an past residencies in Australia and France.

Karen is a self-taught artist. Her subjects of choice range from aspects of nature, landscapes, florals, ocean waves and seascapes, as well as her unique Soul Collection. Karen finds inspiration in the natural world as well as the spiritual world. 

Karen has much experience with teaching large groups of adults and children, leading them through creating their own painting with step-by-step instruction, teaching about the mediums and different techniques. 

Karen has featured art in several galleries as well as the First Annual Women in Arts Showcase in Chino Hills, California. She has a permanent exhibit at the Chino Hills Art Gallery.

Her goal is to continue to create art that connects viewers to the human experience. as well as work with others to bring them into a world of self-expression, self-attunement and deeper levels of spiritual growth and healing through art.

Maria is an Artist and Illustrator born and raised in Southern California. Her work utilizes traditional art practices to inform her illustrations.

She is studying at Laguna College of Art and Design for her BFA in Drawing and Painting with a minor in Illustration.

Mary's earliest formal experience with art began with calligraphy. As a lifelong reader, she was drawn to the craft.  She later earned a degree in education before continuing her artistic studies at Fullerton College, where she explored illustration, jewelry fabrication, and painting. Mary's work will be featured in upcoming exhibitions including OC Made at the Fullerton Museum and Made in California at the Brea Gallery. At Soliloquy Studio she plans to teach calligraphy and maintain an open studio focused on still life painting