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Israel Solomon is a visual artist and art educator who currently works mainly within the Indianapolis area. As an artist, Israel enjoys sharing his work with the city of Indianapolis. In 2018, Israel produced a solo exhibition at the Indianapolis Arts Garden which highlighted his love of vibrant color and geometric shapes. In 2019, Israel displayed his work at the Garfield Park Arts Center, as well as the artist exhibition at the Indiana Black Expo. Israel has displayed his work publicly in a variety of places around the city and has created a living mural at KIPP Indy College Prep Middle School where he previously taught. Israel’s plan is to grow artistically as a painter and share his work with the world. As an educator, Israel envisions himself instructing drawing and painting on the collegiate level in the future. The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis also selected Israel as a visiting artist for the 2020 year, where he displayed artwork and offered workshops to families. Israel has chosen to dedicate his professional life to his art and educating others. He intends to reach for the sky by sharing his artwork, knowledge, and experiences with people of all ages.

Andrea is an artist and has been professionally producing art for around 20 years. She creates public artwork in response to the community, environment and history of the art’s proposed location. Andrea also creates wire mesh sculptures that are kinetic in nature. She chooses materials that are best suited to the site, and she works well in collaborations.

FITZ is an artist from Indianapolis, specializing in cartoon, acrylic, oil, character design, digital design, and more. He is also is a member of The Eighteen Arts Collective. Growing up, FITZ bounced around from school to school until he went down south his senior year of high school. While in Florida he graduated from high school, and was blessed with a college scholarship to Broward CC. There, he  took his first art class ever, which was figure drawing. It opened his eyes to new things as he was surrounded by other artists and able to see different styles.

The main character of the brand is MOOD, which is a product of his emotions. 

William Minion, an Indiana-based artist, breathes life into his canvases with an unwavering passion for capturing the essence of both animals and people. His mastery lies in the intricate details, whether meticulously etched with a dry erase marker on a whiteboard or delicately rendered with pencil on paper.