Emily Ozier (EMYO), the daughter of a Cuban American, creates expressive paintings marked by bold brushwork and a vibrant sense of movement. Inspired by motherhood, travel, and life's joyful moments, her work celebrates the many seasons of life through scenes that are both playful and deeply heartfelt. 

A graduate of Auburn University, Emily later studied in Italy under an Impressionist master, learning a painting method passed down through the tradition of John Singer Sargent. That classical training, paired with her intuitive, gestural approach, gives her work a timeless yet distinctly contemporary energy.

Meghean Warner is a watercolor and gouache artist in Memphis, Tennessee, where she lives with her husband and three kids. She attended Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas and received her BFA in Theater Studies. 

Inspired by her years designing costumes and large-scale sets, Meghean was naturally drawn to creating paintings with a commanding presence. Her work bursts with rich color while striking a beautiful balance between intricate detail and expressive, gestural movement. Meghean has loved being outside since childhood, and her work is meant to bring the peace of the outdoors into the interiors of homes.