Print Pact Artists

@amandajanebienko

@eezoroyiwrites

@wittlespoonie

@Katia_baskina

@baileymarie.studio

@rachelmorinart

@lilacghostie

@okay_everything

@palmrose.jpg

@kath_jimmart

@Spirit.meets.paper

@spaghettikiss

@Artbygos_

From growing up on comic giants like Jack Kirby, Jim Lee, Dwayne Mcduffie and Alex Ross, I execute my artistic vision through my work as clearly and transparent as possible. By virtue of my knowledge on surrealist fundamentals and an understanding of the color spectrum, my pieces can truly captivate the human eye. As a result of my love for comics I naturally include bold lines, vivid colors, personal life experiences and places in my dreams I hold most dear to my heart included in my work.

@thecolorfuljess

Jess is a mom, creative, and ever-evolving human. She's always been drawn to color ever since she could remember — whether it was mismatching her socks or coloring in bubble letters. In college, she discovered the simplicity of the graphic design world that lead her to a decade-long career following the rules of typography and white space. With the structure and perfectionism came a need to work with her hands and free flow a bit more. She began exploring hand lettering and painting murals around town to balance the design work. Jess became a mom in May 2023, and the motherhood journey has both inspired her and limited her spare time. Working with her hands — and not just on her laptop — has brought about a renewed sense of creativity. Her latest series is an exploration of color and emotions through paint strokes on paper and canvas that gets to live in your home. It’s a new direction that feels like Jess’ distinct style of bold, colorful, and playful with an abstract twist.

@libbyartform

Libby Formant is a Baltimore-based visual artist whose works explore themes of hope, wonder, stillness, and growth. Her love of sci-fi/fantasy, nature, her home, and travel are evident throughout. A graduate of University of Maryland, Libby has both produced artwork as a professional artist as well as curated exhibitions in pop-up, gallery, and small museum settings.

@kaymontanye

My name is Kay Montanye and from a young age, I have always had a deep appreciation for art and wildlife. Painting is a therapeutic process for me and I tend to explore local Maryland nature to inspire my creations. I typically use watercolor and acryla gouache on arches watercolor paper and recently started dabbling in block printing again.

@mellogood

Romello Goodman is a designer, educator, and technologist based in Baltimore. Through coding, he explores the relationships between color, form, and scale in both digital and physical spaces. His work blends computational processes with traditional printmaking and graphic design to create visual experiences that challenge perceptions of digital art. Driven by a passion for inclusivity in technology, Romello envisions and works towards a future where computing is more creative and accessible. From coders and designers to artists and you.

@willylikestodraw

Willy is a digital illustrator, painter and printmaker based in Baltimore, MD. His work explores the whimsy in nature, horror, and everyday life.

@mansiyadukaart

As a multidisciplinary visual artist, I embrace the freedom to express my inner vision through various creative tools, transcending medium boundaries. My art draws from ancient texts, personal experiences, and the universe. I'm driven by a desire to live a more authentic, compassionate life and to explore alternative paths. I take time to reflect, experimenting with colors, patterns, and textures to create immersive visual experiences. My primary inspiration comes from ancient Indian texts, and my work encompasses portraits, mythology, human drama, and everyday scenes, set against a backdrop of ancient history in modern context. I aim to share the timeless tales of ancient India, stories of love, power, courage, and righteousness, and how they can be applied to modern life. My visual style is influenced by Rajasthani painting, with a linear, horizontal perspective, and a touch of playfulness. I create narrative paintings that layer philosophy in a refreshed, lyrical style. The characters and environment interact with one another, but not in any manner consistent with naturalism. Through my art, I encourage you to seek your own truth, question the norm, and embrace the unknown. I seek to inspire those finding more meaning, questioning existence, and craving poetic details in life. My art is a visual poetry for my soul, and I hope it resonates with yours.

@linusberggrenphoto

I am a Photojournalist and Photographer based in Baltimore, MD

@balmerartist

Painter and educator Katie Rickman is native Marylander and a graduate of Maryland Institute, College of Art (M.I.C.A.) with both her BFA in painting and her MFA in teaching. Guiding others to develop the skills to “see through the eyes of an artist” in order to observe and record the world around them is a gift she was given by a favorite art teacher and mentor as a teenager. That experience sparked a life-long passion for painting and teaching. Her ideas often come spontaneously throughout her day as something catches her eye: the way light hits a form, a reflection, a cloud formation, the curve of a road, the haze of distant space or a fluid movement- she strives to capture these glimpses to share with others. Rickman is drawn to contrasting elements- darkness and glowing light, smooth and textured surfaces, old and new, organic and geometric and more subtly masculine and feminine. While primarily working with paint on canvas, she also explores the addition of fabric, paper, small found objects and other elements, playing with surface texture then back to painting to reinforce a sense of form and space. She also likes to honor her history by repurposing and collaging sections of old paintings into new works.

@strongify

My name is Jeff Strong, I’m a self-taught, spray paint/stencil artist who is new to the art scene. I worked for the Discovery Channel for 22+ years as a Creative Director and, along the way, was afforded an opportunity to explore the world in a way few are. I’ve been drawn to the rawness and energy of street art and artists in every city I’ve visited; the authentic, unpolished nature of it speaks to me. The art I create is wholly original, driven by a wide range of things I’m interested in and fueled by the colorful wow of pop art. My mediums consist of a variety of materials, including stretch canvas, wood, metal, vinyl, skate and snowboard decks, and subway tiles. I look forward to continuing to hone my craft and style and experimenting in all phases of the creative process.

@lazypeach.ink

There's something for everyone at Lazy Peach .Ink! I love sending people into a nostalgic state of mind with my wide variety of unique creations. A mix of hippie madness with a punky twist. My inspiration comes from the ebb and flow of simply existing. The highs and the lows are all a part of who we are. There are no limits to what we can create. I find most of my joy just in sharing my art with others. Watching others become inspired because of something I created is a different kind of happiness that I hope everyone gets to experience.

@milliemarie_art

I am a Pittsburgh born artist transplanted in Baltimore who is heavily inspired by the fauvism art movement and use of colors in art. I work in oil pastels, tempura paints and collages.

@Lindsay_moratz

I am a Maryland-based artist with Chilean heritage, drawing inspiration from my upbringing in a family devoted to both visual and performing arts. My creative journey culminates in crafting mesmerizing mixed media collages that delve into surreal narratives, exploring the depths of human emotion, movement, and life's complexities. I utilize paint, beads, glitter, upcycled magazines and other methods.

@_saritia

Sarita Eugenia (she/her) is a self-taught artist in Baltimore who works primarily in acrylic paint and watercolor. Inspiration for her work stems from her experiences with latinidad, death, life, and the faces of those around her. Sarita is pursuing a career in nursing and art as she believes science, human equity/care, and art are topics that inform each other and should be practiced together instead of viewed as separate entities.

@AllisonInglesby.Designs

My work explores the intersection of life and nature. Drawing from both the physical and metaphysical, my goal is to produce compelling, inclusive work that resonates across diverse audiences. Each composition is an intentional layering of images—creating opportunities for varied interpretation and storytelling. Throughout my practice, I utilize existing elements/materials, reinterpreting their beauty for all to enjoy. By combining a tech-forward approach with the use of photography and found natural objects, my work supports environmentally conscious artistic expression.

@m.story.art

Wicked watercolors for every witch

@hawkandkey

Inspired by dreams, fantastic colors, and the natural world, my work seeks to bring a little more fun and humor to daily life.

@Resilientheart.art

I'm Sydney, an artist from Baltimore. I paint the small joys of life in the brightest colors using Acrylic, gouache, and watercolor. Often, these joys are pets, but it also includes nature, landscapes, flowers, patterns, and the other daily topics that make me smile. The subjects and the color schemes inspire positivity, creativity, and connection.

@_thecuriouscreative

Majesty Reyes is a Latina artist whose work bridges the worlds of personal expression and community empowerment. Based in Baltimore, Maryland, Majesty is deeply committed to fostering creative experiences that inspire growth, self-discovery, and connection. Through her art and community-driven initiatives, she cultivates spaces where vulnerability and imagination take center stage. Known for her emotional, psychedelic style, Majesty’s artwork explores themes of transformation, resilience, and self-discovery through vibrant, surrealist compositions. Drawing inspiration from the dreamlike worlds of Salvador Dalí and her own personal narratives, her pieces serve as reflections of growth and renewal—inviting viewers into a space of introspection and shared humanity. Majesty believes that art is meant to be felt, and through her creative vision, she continues to spark conversations around mental health, identity, and the power of authentic self-expression.

@crosbygroggy

Naina is a local undergraduate student, majoring in physics and minoring in visual arts at Johns Hopkins University. They have been doing art for over fifteen years and love experimenting with different media. Notably, they enjoy painting, making jewelry, making zines, and various forms of printmaking and collaging. Their art is inspired by their love for South Asian art techniques, vibrant colors, nature, space, and creatures of all kinds. They love learning about and incorporating histories of queerness, resistance, and intersectionality into their art.

@lilguysidrew

I am an artist and maker in Baltimore, MD, inspired heavily by religious or occult imagery and medieval art. My drawings started as a means to cope with grief and has transformed into what it is today. I consider my art ‘imperfect’: imperfections in my work are attributed to working through chronic pain and arthritis, and I embrace them and make them part of the work.

@craigofwaffles

My photography explores surrealism, texture, and travel–especially around my home city of Baltimore. One of my favorite ways to make familiar sights foreign is through the use of infrared photography, a set of methods and tools that are especially well suited to emphasizing the inclusion and encroachment of nature in the built environment. My work also reflects my background in journalism and science, using photos to tell stories about the people and places. In infrared, I’m currently working on techniques to enhance the faithful and even hyperrealistic communication of texture. In normal human color, my current projects are bringing the aesthetics and mood of classic wildlife photography to unloved urban animals such as rats as well as adapting architecture photography techniques to chemical plants and other industrial sites.

@laundryrat

I'm a self-taught artist who paints to connect with my loved ones, translate what I feel and interpret how I see the world. I also really like to draw rats wearing designer clothing.

@melku_tafari

My art focus is on a culture and spiritual message of "Black" Consciousness from a personal perspective. My primary themes are from multiple aspects of the African diaspora, with emphasis on Rastafari culture, but I simply fulljoy depicting life experience through the African liberation banner red, yellow, green that represents all Black man wombman and child.

@collin_cessna_artwork

Collin Cessna (b.1990) is a visual artist born and raised in Maryland. He studied visual arts at the George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology. Currently, he works out of his studio space in Highlandtown, MD and Parkville, MD.

@Artbyanthillant

I'm a Pop Art/Illustrator Mixed Media Artist in Baltimore, self taught and a little rough around the edges. Engaging in themes of duality, cryptids, the subconscious and nostalgia painting in both a niave and technical style that was born out of the controlled chaos of melting crayons.

@created_by_jos

Colorful, improvisational geometric abstract art of all color combos & sizes.

@lunchpunchstudio

Lunch Punch Studio is a local creator based in Baltimore, Maryland. The work includes prints, zines, shirts, and much more. Lunch Punch focuses on fun and sometimes sassy imagery with a touch of Charm City. All work is original and created by Zoe Rockwell.

@priyankakay

Priyanka K is a visual artist and printmaker from Kolkata. She arrived in Baltimore in 2018, and has called the city and its vibrant artist community home since. She teaches illustration and risograph printmaking at MICA, art directs at South Asian Avant-Garde, makes zines and artist books, and paints murals. Her work examines moments of connection - with other humans, within our own bodies, and with our lived environments.

@artistwillbrown

Hello there I’m a Self Employed Local Artist here in Baltimore Art is my passion and has always kept me Grounded since I was a Child. Normally I work in Acrylics I’m finally experimenting newer Mediums. My Goal is to inspire as many People as I can and that Expression your Self is one of our Greatest Gifts and form of Connectivity. Thank you in advance for joining me on my Journey.

@Logicthompson

I’m an Afrosurrealist artist and consultant looking to inspire humans to find their spark and grow to their next level. I create positive propaganda and help customers and business owners dig deeper to find the values they want to emulate and the challenges they can valiantly overcome.

@saz_ross

The driving force behind Saz’s work is the feeling of being lost and rediscovering truth. She allows viewers the power to embark on a journey with no destination. There is beauty in the unknown and Saz’s work explores the depth of our innermost desires to be free. The surreal elements of Saz’s work are inviting because of the childlike simplicity but urges you to look closer to reveal a deeper truth. Those truths act on larger themes such as climate change, inhibition, and freedom. 

@luckybatpaperco

Hi, I’m McKinley. I am an artist, designer, illustrato r, and the gal behind Lucky Bat Paper Co.- a small Baltimore-based business that creates colorful and happy illustrated paper goods. My goals is to inspire kindness, connection, and smiles through the gift of paper. And I like to have pun while doing it!

Luck Bat Paper Co. is a one-woman operation; everything is designed, painted, packaged, and shipped by me (with love) out of my home-studio in Batlimore, MD.