My name is Porchee’ Mack , I am a resin artist currently based in Oklahoma City . I believe anything you can imagine is real . Art gives me a chance to express myself without saying a word and I absolutely love that . My ultimate goal is to honestly just be a better artist today than I was yesterday !

By owning A. Day’s Work, your investment accurately reflects the time and perseverance embodied by each carefully handcrafted piece - work that represents the preservation of culture and language through modernization. After more than a decade performing music on the world stage in NYC, I have returned home to Oklahoma where I focus full time on artmaking and creating new work. My original designs are heavily influenced by my Muscogee Creek culture and Fuswalge (bird clan). Inspiration comes from personal and societal events, ancient traditional Native designs, all the while guided by nature. I began exploring the idea of a new aesthetic and pushing the boundaries of conventional Native art upon developing the medium of acrylic and beadwork on canvas in 2018. Sewing seed beads into canvas takes significant patience, and I find myself meditating upon the subjects that guide my life and my work, especially in moments of freehand sewing. It is my hope that my works will bring the same thoughtful and reflective vitality to the spaces they occupy, where life happens. Thank you for considering A. Day’s Work as part of your art collection. I am grateful for your support and remain always respectfully yours, Mvto, xo! (Thank you, xo!) Andrea Day

Buck Bennett grew up in western Oklahoma often drawing to pass the time. Influenced by television, music, friends and family led to the multiple styles he utilizes to create an eclectic body of work. After a break from art from 2003 to 2015, a gift card to a local art store started the creative process again. Creating art has been his escape and a form of self-care to get through rough patches in his life. The use of bright colors and contrast started to become a staple of his diverse style. With a push from his wife and 3 kids, 2022 was the first time he had displayed his art to the public and has since started branching out online and at local shows.

Amy Duffy is a self-taught artist whose work is diverse in subject matter, technique, style, and medium. Amy grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma in a family of artists.  Amy is a Pawnee Nation Tribal member and has Cherokee and  Ojibwa heritage.   Amy's unique eye for color lets her create eclectic, texture-rich, and color-inspired paintings of various media, which usually include oil, watercolor, ink, and collage  She draws from her native roots in creating wildlife and portrait paintings.  She particularly enjoys creating mixed media “Laughing Ladies," completing several over the years. Following a BS in Environmental Science at the University of Oklahoma, Amy left her environmental career to pursue the arts in 2013. Amy currently lives in Edmond, Oklahoma.

I was looking for that place where I could quiet my mind and calm my heart. When I go out to walk and am looking for sticks, I am listening for what story I want to tell. When I am weaving on the loom, there is something healing about being aware of how small, consistent movements are creating a much larger picture of beauty.

Hi! I’m a college student working to expand my creativity and express my love and zest for life through art! Hope you enjoy:)

I was born and raised in Oklahoma. I love traveling and finding inspiration in my surroundings. I love the great outdoors, nature is my escape.

Hey ya’ll! I would like to welcome you here and introduce myself. My name is Heather Duggins, originally from Woodward Oklahoma. I currently reside in Oklahoma City. For some background, I’m completely obsessed with art in all mediums including oil painting, sketching, collage, sculpting, fashion, interior design, trends, installations etc. I’ve been creating art my entire life. In school I won the Congressional Art Award for Oklahoma State representative Frank Lucas and had my painting “Ralph” displayed in the U.S. Capital Building from 2005-2006. I won the Choctaw Indian calendar cover out of six surrounding states. I moved to Los Ángeles in 2007 to become a professional makeup artist for TV and film. Since then I have worked as a makeup artist for independent films, music videos, and photoshoots. I do custom paintings for clients, create study paintings, and experimental works. Along side this, I create multiple series of paintings to be displayed in showings. My life is very strange, unexpected, energetic, colorful and happy- but inside I have been through many traumas, hard truths, and humbling experiences. This has caused me to look deep within myself and others and decide who I am, and fully own myself. I have had multiple spiritual awakenings. I like to paint my strange dreams, ideas, and trips. I wish to share my visions and feelings with the world so they may see things deeper than the surface. Initially my paintings seem bright and fun, but the message beneath is much darker. Look closely and discover your truth and your relatability to the world. Humble yourself in knowing we are all the same. I love to create subliminal messages through surrealism and realism, using collage and patterns, and color combinations to trick your eyes. My goal is if I could paint a certain way, that it could make your eyes bleed. In my free time, I frequent art museums, obsessively shop at the thrift stores, create art (duhhhhh), drink coffee religiously, make up songs for my dog Zoey, listen to jazz and electronic music, party all the time, try to maintain a zero waste lifestyle (I live in an RV), I hate sleeping, I love learning and meeting new people. Let’s hug when we meet💜

Gina often refers to her art as “accidental” because her unique technique to create vibrant, pour-over abstract art was discovered during an objectiveless artistic experiment. She originally crafted abstract art that was inspired by the life stories and personality traits of those close to her. The end results consisted of vibrant and beautiful colors that also created a personal portrait of emotions and essence that would otherwise be unexpressed through the limitations prescribed by conventional modes of art. And while her technique was an accident, her unwavering desire to create beauty, personal expression, and vibrancy is long-founded. She found inspiration as a young girl by watching her grandmother create extravagant realism paintings from memory, and she applied this inheritance of creativity extensively throughout her professional career by designing, decorating, and developing model homes and commercial real estate. Now, she uses her pour-over abstract painting and her knowledge of interior design as a former developer, interior decorator, and builder to create one of a kind works of art that are both aesthetically breathtaking in appearance and provoking in their ability to create and express feelings ordinarily inexpressible. Her ultimate aim in her “accidental” artistic adventure, however, is to simply bring joy to others, and she would be sincerely honored to create something that brings positivity into your life.

My name is Roxxann Murphy. I draw mostly abstract swirling designs and sometimes portraits with those designs. Each line is informed by a previous line. I find the real magic is made with how the lines intersect. Unless I’m starting with the portrait outline, all my other abstract work is unplanned and highly intuitive.

Steven Schmidt is a contemporary modern visual artist based in Oklahoma City with a background in graphic design & branding, identification management and broadcast radio. His personal interests in history, sociology, music and 20th century modern design & culture permeate the themes of his creative work. In his experience working with the creative, construction, architecture and museum fields, Steven has adopted order, structure and precision as fundamentals that guide, rather than limit, his exploration of composition and dimension. ss-vi.com • Instagram @ssdashvi

Ashlee is Chickasaw/Adai Caddo artist originally from Texas, living in Oklahoma. Her style is heavily inspired by animated films/movies and her cultural heritage.

I am a contemporary abstract and figurative artist. And the caregiver for my sister who has autism and is also an artist.

Jasmine Jones is a multidisciplinary artist and maker from Midwest City, Oklahoma. She grew up deeply interested in dance, music, and visual arts, having opportunities to learn in each. She officially dove into the OKC art community while studying at Rose State College, where she graduated with an Associate in Arts in 2016. Afterward, Jasmine went on to obtain a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art from the University of Oklahoma in 2018. Today, through her art she traverses through various ideas, methods, and materials – working with concepts such as spirituality, chains of memory, play, and interaction while utilizing her stylistic 2D and 3D tranquility and whimsy. Jasmine is a member of two artist collectives: Art Group and Factory Obscura. She also works often with the Arts Council Oklahoma City and SPARK! Creative Lab. Both solo and collaboratively, she creates to show that art can be interactive, immersive, beneficial, and so much more – helping people find curiosity or beauty striking at any moment.

Born and raised in Oklahoma, I’ve always been drawn to and fascinated by the visual arts and how it can communicate, connect, and resonate with individuals across unique perspectives. Though I enjoy experimenting with a variety of mediums, my primary choice is acrylics. I found that it allows me to be as thoughtful, precise, or free as I choose to approach my subject while retaining the boldness that I strive for in each piece. Each added layer of paint has the potential to provide a richer result without compromising its initial value through color and texture. As a creator, I try to keep myself open to inspiration wherever I go. I observe and listen to the systems in the day-to-day and the connections between them, both physical and abstract, such as architecture, music, transportation, landscapes, and people. Doing so allows me to adopt a greater appreciation of the design of the world constructed around us. My work also tends to take on attributes of emotions that I’m feeling at the time of creation. I begin planning a painting by leaning toward intuitive, chain-of-thought reasoning to determine my initial composition and colors. As the piece evolves, the more human characteristics start to take shape through the style, stroke application, and tone, allowing new ideas and emotions to evolve the direction of the piece. Much of my observations lead me to one question at the root of it all, “Why does this work?” From there, I explore what makes that experience so meaningful and translate it into a simplified, often symbolic, version of that view, captured in time.

My name is Jessica, but I go by my alter ego Harley. I’m an Oklahoma based acrylic and resin artist looking to make a difference in the world one canvas at a time. My goal is to help others see the beauty in life through my art. As an artist my life is pretty colorful and I’m always finding new ways to be creative and express myself through my work. Art is a beautiful expression of life. It can be dull or it can be full of color and everything in between, you decide. For me it’s what makes this life worth living. They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so take home a piece of my art to see for yourself. ☺️

I am a self-taught artist that lives, works, and plays in downtown Oklahoma City. Most of my pieces focus on shapes and patterns and I like to use bright colors while thinking outside the box. If you like the pieces you see, but are looking for a certain something else, I can create a custom piece to your specifications!

Reshon Shirley is a self-taught artist from Phoenix, Arizona and grew up in the heart of Oklahoma City. Her main subject matter are botanicals and florals, using an old Victorian Language of Flowers to create pieces of deep emotion. Watercolor and ink are her main mediums but she enjoys just about any other medium as well. As a Black Artist it is her goal to change the narrative about what it means to be a Black Creator and that we can create works that actually resonate with us rather than what we think the world expects from us.

JUURI is a Tokyo-born Japanese+American artist currently residing in Oklahoma City. Her art is inspired by Kabuki, folklore, and history; and her in-depth understanding of Japanese culture is visible through her contemporary interpretations. Her works have garnered critical acclaim and have been collected by several international celebrity art collectors who admire her unique style. JUURI's art pieces showcase vivid colors, delicate faces, and bold patterns... emphasizing her love for pop art and fashion. Initially, JUURI exclusively created studio paintings, but she is now best-known for her large-scale murals nationwide. JUURI's original art and prints are available to purchase, and she regularly accepts commissions for mural work.

Mike Darter is a photographic artist with the natural world as his preferred subject. Mike has been studying and documenting wildlife and wild spaces since he was a young boy through watercolor and acrylic artwork. Mike’s ability to compose amidst the uncooperative and often chaotic world of wild spaces has established him as one of the premier talents in the World of photography. Ultimately, Mike communicates to his audience through the eyes of his subjects, or at the perfect intersection of light and angle in a landscape. Mike’s images teach us about our natural world through the connective emotions that we share when we see something from his vision. Leading photography tours has cemented Mike as one of the worlds leading instructors in the field, giving his students/travel mates experiences that remain the highlight of their lives. Photography is an incredible art that in our modern world has the ability to change our thoughts, our politics, our opinions and in Mike’s hands, change our hearts. You can see the resilience and struggle in the eyes of a Bison trying to survive winter in Yellowstone. Or, the strength and vulnerability in a Silverback in the extreme mountains of war torn central Africa. The incredible beauty of a ridgeline in the Tetons. Mike’s talents bring these to our own eyes. Those fortunate enough to own one of Mike’s works don’t really own them. They are stewards for the rest of us who are lucky enough to see them and experience the relationship that is formed when you look at one of Mike’s pieces. To experience a once in a lifetime opportunity of a guided wildlife photo tour, Mike books through Aaronstours.com and his individual works can be found at JMDarter.com

Ame Hernandez is an American Abstract Artist and Interior Designer practicing in Oklahoma City. Having come from a family of painters & studying at The Art Institute of Dallas, painting has been a passion of Ame’s her entire life. She primarily works with mixed media to create unique designs and textures. She finds inspiration from textiles and objects in her design world. Ame is a member of the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition and the Paseo Arts Association, Her work has been featured in House & Garden Magazine, The World of Interiors Magazine, and GQ Magazine.

Showcasing more than 20 First American artists, each piece is a unique collaboration between two or more artists. By incorporating their own medium and interweaving culture, experiences, and relationships, these artists have developed a display representing the unique facets of the contemporary First American art world.

Chris is a local photographer that was raised in New Orleans and relocated to Oklahoma due to hurricane Katrina. He comes from a family of creatives and has been in business for 7 years capturing special moments.

Savannah Tallbear is a Kaw Nation (Southern Cheyenne, Oglala Lakota) artist, based out of Moore, Oklahoma. Raised in OKC, she was brought up with a love for creating, and explored this in their formative years at Classen SAS. After pursuing different career ventures as an adult, beadwork and painting became their full-time career during the pandemic. Using art as an outlet, Tallbear seeks to show the perseverance of Indigenous cultures and mother nature. With vibrant colors and movement, Tallbear melds traditional symbols with modern expression. Tallbear takes inspiration from each of their tribes’ different cultures, nature, and space. Often incorporating landscapes from their traditional territories into their artwork. They’ve participated in markets and exhibitions such as: WAM at FAM, Art Mix on 66, So Fresh at Plaza Walls, Indigenous Creatures at Plaza Walls, and Native Voices- Uncanny Comic Con. They’ve participated in multiple mural installations- permanently in El Reno and Tulsa, and winning the 2022 Thunder: FRESH PAINT mural competition.

My Mission is to Create art. Unadulterated and without rules. Cathartic exploration through artistic expression is our vehicle for transcendence…

Donovan is a software QA engineer who's been painting for over 25 years.

Aloha! We are Heart of Nalu. With roots in Hawaii, we embrace the vibrant spirit and cultural richness of the islands. At Nalu, we believe that art has the power to connect, uplift, and inspire. Our creations, from sculptures to wall art, embody the heart of Nalu—where creativity flows freely. Join us on a journey where art merges with the purest essence of water, and together, let's celebrate the beauty of life's fluid rhythms.

Jenny Arrowood is a self-taught local Artist and structural engineer. She describes her abstract art style as “creative like a calculator”, as she finds much of her “rules” for color, balance and texture follow the basic laws of matter and physics. In an effort to find solace during Covid, this self-taught artist harnessed her desire for peace into the creation of hundreds of pieces over the past three years.

Perrin Clore Duncan was born and raised in Edmond, Oklahoma, U.S.A. and grew up alongside her two siblings, James and Emma Duncan. Her parents, Walt and Ann-Clore Duncan continue to live in Edmond. In May of 2017, Perrin graduated Cum Laude from DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Studio Art (Majors) and Spanish (Minor). She has a deep affinity for her college community and served as a member of DePauw's Board of Trustees from May 2017-2020. Perrin received her Master of Fine Arts in 2019 from the Burren College of Art in County Clare, Ireland. She has exhibited her work nationally and internationally and has been published in various international online and print publications. In June of 2019, she traded her quiet and misty life on the Atlantic coast for one in the noisy and bustling city of Bangkok, Thailand. While in Southeast Asia, she was in a Marketing and Communications role at The JUMP! Foundation, a non-profit that facilitates global citizenship education through on and off-campus programs. Perrin is an avid cyclist and runner, always on the hunt for a good read, and given the choice, she’d rather spend all of her days outdoors. She completed a thru-hike of the Colorado Trail in September 2020, which was a pleasant reminder of the goodness of life--at its simplest. Routine is an important part of Perrin’s daily life. She enjoys the practice of writing first thing each morning before heading out on a peaceful run. Beyond any other career or personal motivation, Perrin is passionate about pursuing a life of purpose and deeply believes in the value of education for all.

Angel Atkinson was born an artist. Painting as early as two years old, it was only a matter of time before her imagination took flight to create a masterpiece. Angel is self taught and specializes in drawing, painting, and mixed media. Her work has been displayed in several shows across three states and has taken several awards. Her body of work includes well over a hundred pieces at this point in time. Starting her artistic journey in Tennessee and later continuing on in Florida, she is heavily influenced by the mountains and ocean she once called home. Angel took a brief hiatus from her work during 2018-2020 after a difficult divorce that led to homelessness, but has since returned to pursuing her art career full time with new fervor. Angel participates in several exhibitions each month and teaches weekly acrylic classes at The Community Art Gallery. A 29 year old Oklahoma resident, Angel is a full time Christian artist, art teacher, and homeschooling single mother of four.

Mr. Hensley is a member of The Chickasaw Nation, raised in Sulphur Oklahoma. He developed a love of art at an early age and, although he pursued other career avenues, he returned to art as a full-time profession in 2011. Mr. Hensley desires to help bring Chickasaw artists into the global art community through art that incorporates history and tradition with relevance to the present. “I continuously strive to evolve in my work through experimentation with new techniques and processes.” Mr. Hensley gains inspiration from his life, the history of his family and the Chickasaw people. He often incorporates objects and images of historical significance into his works. Mr. Hensley has participated in numerous Native Art Competitions and markets, including; SEASAM, The Artesian Art Market, Cherokee Art Market, Santa Fe Indian Art Market, FAM Winter Market. As well as participating in a number of traveling exhibitions including, Visual Voices, Chiefs, Clans and Kin, and Collective Wisdom. His work is shown in several galleries including Exhibit C gallery in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, The Vault Gallery in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma and Fahrenheit in Santa Fe, New Mexico. More information and examples of his work can be found on his website, www.billyhensley.com

As an enigmatic artist, I weave mysticism onto canvas. With a palette of esoteric visions, my paintings invite the viewer to delve into hidden realms. Each piece carries intention, imbuing the artwork with symbolism and secrets only the curious can decipher. Through my creations, I seek to unravel the mysteries of existence, intertwining the mundane with the extraordinary. Guided by intuition, I create images that I hope resonate with seekers of the arcane. Embracing the unknown, I channel energies into each piece, hoping to leave imprints of wonder and curiosity in the hearts of those who view my art.

Hi, I'm an artist and mental health advocate in OKC. I share my art as a part of my mental health journey and to encourage others to establish their own connection to creativity. I spent my entire life as an artist but took a 5 year break from creating while in college. Seeing other artists share their work and creative process is what inspired me to pick up my pens again and completely changed my perspective forever. If I can share that same inspiration with others, it will be my greatest accomplishment.

Aztrid Moan is an interdisciplinary artist who lives and works in Oklahoma City, with 5 years of experience exhibiting art, both locally and regionally. Moan’s multi-media pieces incorporate narratives that touch on issues important to Moan, such as climate change, philosophical ideas, and topics affecting the world at large. Most often layered in a 3-dimensional format Moan’s art focuses on experimenting with storytelling through a combination of her main mediums of choice: screen printing, relief printmaking, acrylic, and clay.

I was born in Enid, OK and lived there for a few years then moved to Okemah, OK. My parents divorced and I moved to a cattle ranch with a new family. At age six, I began to paint as my surroundings inspired me and still do to this day. In grade school, I drew cartoons for the school newspaper. Then, in middle and H. s. I blossomed with some notoriety from my art teachers. My first exhibition was the Alzheimer’s Foundation Fundraiser where I was recognized as a exhibitor. Then in 2002, the Moore Public Library gave me a month long display. Following this, the Moore American Newspaper wrote a front page full ad on my story as an artist the same year. I continued to work on billboards and signs for years after. After a 20 year break, I picked up where I left off and have found new energy and began to paint again. My day job began 35 years ago as a hairdresser and I continue to work 4 days a week. My intention is to go full-time as an artist in the next 4 years. Follow me as I slide into the future as a full-time artist and take note of my online store and gallery, as well as Instagram. You can use the QR code as shown here to follow my gallery and IG page. There are also limited edition prints available upon request and in Redbubble under “cgoertzenart.” Thank you for your interest in my work, Crystal Goertzen

Lennin is a 5th grade student in Edmond, OK who began painting canvases as a way to express her emotions during art therapy.

Chinyere Neal is a Graduate student at the University of Oklahoma studying Library and Information Studies who loves to make art in her free time. Chinyere is a very talented digital artist, and while her primary focus is creating digital artwork she also likes to experiment with new mediums, techniques, and styles! Painting and drawing are passions of hers and she takes a lot of inspiration from the movies, tv shows, and video games of her childhood.

A lifelong creative and now a self taught painter, Aimee’s expressive and intuitive abstract work is a translation of all that surrounds her. The use of color in her paintings becomes a unique language, communicating emotions for both the artist and the viewer. Aimee’s highest goal is to convey a sense of hope, joy, and healing; providing a feeling of human connection through shared story. Her vibrant and bold abstract paintings can be floral inspired or simply a space for imagination. They are created with different mediums, including acrylic, watercolor, graphite, charcoal, ink, oil stick and oil pastels. Aimee’s intuition and literary background play a strong role in her work. Each painting starts with words on the canvas - verses, song lyrics, poetry, or meaningful names. Even though they won’t be seen when the painting is completed, they are the foundation underneath that is the spirit of the piece. Eischen paints from her home studio in Oklahoma City.  She is a wife and mother to 4 children through the messy-beautiful journey of open adoption. She draws inspiration from nature, music, faith, family, and the stories of people she encounters. Aimee loves to add beauty to the world around her and looks for opportunities to partner with other organizations that invest in the people in their communities. She spends time teaching others about the healing aspects art can bring as well as donating art to causes that touch her soul. Aimee’s paintings have been featured in multiple galleries and venues across the nation and are sold at local galleries, online, art shows, and various events. She also has a passion for creating meaningful commissions for her collectors.

I’m a father of 5 who doesn’t have much free time. Between my 17 year old getting ready for college golf or my 4 year old wanting to paint with me, it’s never boring.

I am a self-taught Mixed Media artist born and raised in Oklahoma City. Most of my past artistic work has been portrait work in graphite or digital. I was inspired to switch mediums after developing an autoimmune disease that reduced the range of motion in my fingers. This forced me out of my artistic comfort zone and also pushed me to sharing my art publicly for the first time. I have exhibited my work at the Paseo Arts and Creativity Center.