Steven Jacobi discovered ceramics almost by accident, taking a summer pottery class with his mother while home from college in North Carolina. He was lucky enough to work for four years under well-known Japanese ceramic artist Hiroshi Sueyoshi; acquiring an attention to aesthetic detail and craftsmanship that guides his work to this day.

He went on to study and assist at a variety of schools and studios where he learned a broad range of traditional and cutting-edge techniques. To continue reading…

Dennis Canty is a landscape painter working in Baja California and the Pacific Northwest. Many of his paintings focus on the streams, rivers, bays, and open seas around him and are an outgrowth of many years as a sailor, kayaker, and conservationist. To continue reading…

Born in Mexico City in 1978, he spends most of his life between Querétaro and the State of Baja California Sur, from a very young age he began his curiosity and admiration for art, taking him on his own initiative to innumerable visits to museums and galleries. In his creative search, he began a short career in carpentry with his father and it is there where he considers that he acquired the love and appreciation of different materials and their transformation. To continue reading…

I always knew I wanted to be an artist, and at the suggestion of one of my science teachers, I began to direct my college studies toward medical illustration. However, partway through, I was offered a job teaching Junior High level art and I discovered a new interest. This position morphed into full time employment teaching grades K through 8, along with private classes for all ages. This interaction with my students so filled me with joy, that I dedicated myself to it fully.

After a decade with the school, the opportunity arose to focus solely on my work as a freelance artist, so I jumped in and began painting murals. To continue reading…

Kate is an internationally celebrated artist, having created projects for musicians like Katy Perry and Britney Spears, Broadway shows, viral campaigns and Hollywood movie posters while concurrently pursuing her path in the fine art world. Among Kate’s major influences have been her deep love of painting in all its forms from the Old Masters to Pop-Surrealism as well as the works of Joseph Campbell and his concept of The Hero’s Journey. She strives to magnify the larger than life aspects of imagination and message when she creates her works of magical realism. Kate believes that visual artists have a huge responsibility to create positive symbols that carry our human spirit forward. To continue reading…

I have been an artist since early childhood. I have raised six children, owned three businesses, traveled and lived a very full life. However, I have always had at least a corner somewhere in my busy life to continue my art. While in college I studied fine art with an emphasis in painting. I have painted everything in every medium. I have taught many people the joy of painting in watercolors. To continue reading…

EDUCATION: BFA; University of Washington School of Art
Studied painting and printmaking with a major in 
Graphic design.
MFA; Cranbrook Academy of Art,
Bloomfield Hills,  Michigan
Studied printmaking with a focus on 
Lithography.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS:
King County Arts Commission
Linda Hodges Gallery, Seattle Washington
GROUP EXHIBITIONS: Brooklyn Museum of Art “Thirty years of American Printmaking”, Stone Press Gallery, Seattle Washington, Davidson Gallery, Seattle Washington
Instagram: marcbjorklund

Mark Gabriel is an award-winning multi-media artist who began his career in the underground comics and fanzine world while bashing away at his bass guitar in punk bands at night. Mark graduated Sheridan College Illustration top of his class and developed his signature style working in book and magazine illustration. A career in film widened Mark’s palette as muralist, scenic artist and concept illustrator, eventually finding a voice in Production Design. To continue reading…

S. Givens, a local Baja artist and Mexico resident comes from an artistic family. She was raised in Oklahoma, but discovered her love of art after having the opportunity to travel to places like Paris, France. 
She enjoys meeting other artist and finding inspiration in the places she visits. 
She was encouraged to paint pop art donkeys by her daughter and artist, Darren Grant. That has been her focus for several years. She also truly enjoys painting pet portraits. 
Sarah paints with acrylics and has an eye for color. She admires abstract, favors painting with precision and deeply saturated colors. She feels pairing bright colors with humorous animal faces really makes people happy. 
She enjoys encouraging others to find their creative side. She practices photography, writes poetry and volunteers. 
Find her, Sarah Givens on Facebook. 

Tori celebrates life and light and energy in her colorful and vibrant oil paintings of people, horses and landscapes of Baja California. Her paintings evoke her love for the land and the spirit of Mexico.

She and her husband were drawn to Todos Santos in 2005 after a career teaching art in California at the high school level where she specialized in guiding her students through advanced placement courses, setting them onto paths for their own careers. To continue reading…

Wendy Seskind was born in Southern California and divides her time between Todos Santos and Santa Barbara. Her love of paint, textiles, paper, leather and clay have continually informed and balanced her curious spirit into form, while her colors and textures appear and mutate in silent marks and poetic intensity. She embraces the elements of chance and the beauty of uncertainty. To continue reading…