Andrea is a self-taught artist who wears many hats in the St. Louis art scene. As director of the 14th Street Artist Community and president of the Zuka Art Guild, she's deeply involved in the local creative community. A native St. Louisan, she hails from the Fairground Park community, now part of Old North St. Louis. Andrea's artistic journey includes training through the Regional Arts Commission's Community Arts Institute (CAT). She was named the "Community Impact Artist of 2022" by the St. Louis Visionary Awards program. Andrea shares her passion for art and community by teaching virtual art classes for seniors and by adding color to the community through murals, such as those for the "Doors of Old North" project and the Delmar Street Mural Project, as well as banners for the Brickline Greenway North Connector. Luisa is a visual artist based in St. Louis, MO since 2004. Drawing inspiration from her native Colombia, Luisa filles her canvases with vibrant flora, people and colorful abstractions. She weaves different aspects of her identity into her paintings to create enchanting passages that resonate with people from all walks of life. Before moving to St. Louis, she attended the St. Louis Regional Arts Commission's Community Arts Institute in 2016 and their Teaching Artist Institute in 2020. She has served as an artist-in-residence at Vashon High School.