My name is Winston Christopher, and I'm Jacksonville's own premiere artist and local creator! For the last 24 years, it has been an absolute pleasure creating pieces of artwork filled with luscious, vibrant colors and complimented by exquisite detail. I hope to develop and breathe life into more artwork very soon, and I thank God first and foremost for every ounce of talent He has blessed me with; now and forever, continuing to be great!

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Tim Stacey was born in raised in the Dayton, OH area and grew up loving sports and comic books. Drawing was always a favorite activity from a very young age. Largely self-taught, Tim's work started to receive recognition during high school while his skills branched out from comics and cartoons to real life subjects. In 2003, Tim started a career with CSX and seven years ago was relocated to Jacksonville where he and his family quickly became Jaguars fans. It was this move that inspired Tim to start incorporating color into his work, begin attending conventions, and display his work in multiple locations around Jacksonville. His work incorporates multiple mediums, such as pencil, charcoal, ink, markers, colored pencils and acrylics. Away from his own work and art, Tim assists his talented photographer wife Brooke and is father to three kids, four dogs, and three cats.

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Aya Kusumoto is a graphic designer based in Atlantic Beach, FL, passionate about creating work that is both strategic and playful. She embraces every detail of the design process ensuring top quality in every project she touches. Beyond graphic design, Aya enjoys creating zany illustrations inspired by her love for food, music, and of course Jacksonville. Recently, she has taken up screen printing, translating her cheeky illustrations into physical pieces— creations spanning from DTWD bandanas to Dim Sum sweatshirts.

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Justin Mencini is an artist that specializes in a unique style known as sculpted relief art. A former elementary art teacher, he modernized this medium and has combined it with his lifelong love of sports. The three-dimensional forms are composed of layers of a plaster compound that is applied and sculpted with palette knives and small chisels. Once solidified, he applies acrylic and decorative metallic paints to the image, further enhancing the textures and shapes of the sculpture. Justin does this style of artwork on wooden panels or directly on walls, and has taken on custom commissions and murals across the U.S. He spends his free time with his wife, daughter, and son, and makes it a point to always catch the Jaguars—the football team he grew up loving since childhood.

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Brook Page is a Jacksonville-based artist known for her vibrant oil paintings that celebrate color, light, and nostalgic themes. Growing up on the coasts of California and Florida, she draws inspiration from children's books, nostalgia, food, and the coastal landscapes of her past. With a BFA in Illustration from the Rhode Island School of Design, Brook has worked in an array of media from glassblowing to puppet making. Over the past decade, Brook has painted murals for Trader Joe's from South Beach to Little Rock and now focuses on her studio practice and shows at galleries throughout the South.

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Nathaniel Deas listens to a lot of music and enjoys drawing with pencil on paper. He loves dogs. Cats are also pretty cool. After several years creating promotional flyers for friends and local venues in exchange for concert tickets, Deas designed his first official gig poster in 2010. In 2016, he quit his lucrative day job in order to struggle as a full-time poster artist utilizing a hand-drawn, psychedelic style. Clients include: Dead & Company, Gregg Allman, Widespread Panic, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Billy Strings, The Black Crowes, Phil Lesh, Dave Matthews Band, 311, Slightly Stoopid, Primus, Pitbull, Gov't Mule, Goose and more. Deas currently lives and works in Jacksonville, Florida.

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