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Our Artist Directory highlights hundreds of local artists who are 18 years of age or older and reside in Tallahassee and/or the Big Bend Region (within a 100 mile radius of Tallahassee) working in visual arts, music, theatre, literature, filmmaking and more. Contact information is included so that visitors can not only see the wide variety of talent in our community, they can also purchase artwork or hire professional services from artists and performers of all disciplines. Check back often as listings are added regularly.

Rex Adams

Visual Arts: Photography

I love the suddenness of photography - the immediate relationship between the eye and the shutter, the serendipity of being outside in nature searching for glorious moments and getting them inside my camera.

Kate Andersen

Animation

Kate is a third year Bachelor of Fine Arts student at Florida State University with an interest in digital art and illustration. She is fluent in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects and Premiere Pro and uses these tools to create animations, gifs, professional graphics, and more! She is currently seeking a digital marketing internship to set off her prospective career.

Natalia Andreeva

Graphic Arts; Teaching Artist/Instructor: Guest Speaker for Schools/Classrooms, Multi-Day Artist Residency for Schools/Classrooms, Private Lessons for Adults, Private Lessons for Kids, Workshop Presenter for Schools/Classrooms; Visual Arts: Architectural Illustration, Graphic Arts, Illustration, Painting, Visual Arts Instructor, Works on paper

Natalia Andreeva emerged as an artist from the rich and fertile artistic climate of Novosibirsk, in Siberia after graduating from it's most prestigious art college. During her classical education in the canons of European art she was greatly influenced by eastern philosophy. Consequentially, Natalia's work is a harmonious marriage between spontaneous expressions and classical realism. Among Natalia's favorite themes are exquisite landscapes, depicting the subtlety of nature, still life, where vibrant shapes and internal dynamics are shown in contrast to the commonplace subjects, and finally, figures and portraits brimming with humanity, and giving testament to the beauty and harmony of the human condition. Natalia holds Signature Membership Status in the American Impressionist Society.

Alina Bachmann

Graphic Arts; Multi Arts; Visual Arts: Graphic Arts, Illustration, Media and Visual Communications, Mixed Media, New Media/Technology, Painting, Sculpture, Works on paper

Alina is an award-winning artist and designer skilled in a variety of media. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art and has over a decade of professional experience in the graphic design field. Sharing a passion for art with a love of nature, many of her creative endeavors promote conservation and other environmental awareness. In 2016, she had the honor of designing the official seal to commemorate the national mammal of the United States. As an artist, her work has been exhibited extensively across the U.S. and in Hong Kong. Her graphic work has been featured on such noteworthy outlets as Nickelodeon, PBS, The Colbert Report, New York Daily News, The Guardian, among others.

Amanda Boekhout

Teaching Artist/Instructor: Private Lessons for Adults; Visual Arts: Mixed Media, Murals, Painting, Performance Art, Printmaking, Sculpture, Textiles, Visual Arts Instructor, Works on paper; workshops featuring art and yoga.

My name is Amanda Boekhout and I am an artist and mama living in Tallahassee, Florida. My partner, two children, cat, pup, and I live in a cozy home in the beautiful northern Florida Capitol city. Surrounded by giant live oaks and pines, swaying moss, singing birds, and chattery squirrels; the days are bright and breezy and the nights are warm and humid. Inspired by my time living in Florida and North Carolina as well as extensive travel across North America and Europe, I am in awe of the immense beauty of this planet and the creatures and creativity that encompass it. Being raised by a hard working moon worshiping mama and a cabinet making craftsman father, I learned to appreciate the magic of nature, the importance of learning and excelling at your craft, working efficiently, and relaxing and traveling often. I received my MFA from Florida State and also taught visual art as an adjunct instructor there for 6 years. I spend much of my time rearing my two young children and practicing yoga. I thrive in the art studio and truly appreciate the time I get to create is solace. My work is an offering for the divine feminine. I strive to experience balance of masculine and feminine in the world. My artwork is my contribution to this goal. Namaste.

Mikael Byrd

Multi Arts; Visual Arts: Ceramics, Crafts, Earthworks, Fiber, Graphic Arts, Illustration, Jewelry, Mixed Media, Murals, Painting, Printmaking, Sculpture, Works on paper

Undergraduate in Fine Arts at FSU. Planning to continue through to my Masters in the BA/MS Art Education Program. Future Art Educator, Museum Art Educator, and Exhibition Artist.

Kim Campbell

Graphic Arts; Visual Arts: Glasswork, Graphic Arts

Graphic Visions has been in business since 1993 and continues to focus on customer service while creating unique designs. Showcases mainly print based media. Billboards, trade publications, logo development, brochures, and t-shirt design. Haute Art specializes in fused glass creations and home decor. I also teach fused glass classes on a month to month basis. Check my facebook page for more info.

Charlotte Cantrell

Visual Arts: Crafts, Functional and/or Decorative, Illustration, Mixed Media, Painting

I started painting when I was 7 with oils, I later went over to acrylics. I have been painting and selling my art for many years. I also do wood burning.

Mara Chasar

Graphic Arts; Visual Arts: Graphic Arts, Illustration, Painting, Works on paper

Hello! My name is Mara Chasar, currently a full-time student at Florida State University majoring in Fine Arts. While most of my time is currently taken up by classwork, I am also still highly invested in my work as an artist. I work mostly in character and environmental design, as well as general concept illustration. I pride myself in making creative, interesting designs that effectively convey narrative and personality!

Devin Clark

Graphic Arts; Media Arts; Visual Arts: Graphic Arts, Illustration, Mixed Media, Painting, Printmaking

Hi! my names Devin Clark, and I am a first year undergraduate student at Florida State University pursuing a Bachelor's of Fine Arts in Studio Art. I make mostly digital art and graphic design pieces and enjoy experimenting with animation.

Lisa Comingore

Visual Arts: Functional and/or Decorative, Illustration, Mixed Media, Painting, Works on paper; Decorative window painting

Lisa is a self-taught hand letterer, illustrator, and window painter working under the name of Curious Ollie Art. Curious Ollie (Oliver) is one of her sweet and, of course, curious kitties.

Serena Corson

Multi Arts; Performing Arts; Teaching Artist/Instructor: Guest Speaker for Schools/Classrooms, Private Lessons for Adults, Private Lessons for Kids; Visual Arts: Illustration, Painting, Photography

Serena Viola Corson is a multi-disciplinary artist living and working in Tallahassee, Florida. She was born in 1996 on the beach in North Carolina, but moved around the nation several times growing up with her single mom due to financial instability and the 2009 recession. In 2010, they found a home in a small timeless town on the East Coast of Central Florida. Serena's paintings explore the relationships between women and non-binary people trying to survive under the many agonizing forms of modern life amidst the perishing environment. Her art centers moments of collective joy, platonic pleasure and radical friendships. The mostly feminine-presenting figures Serena paints are always uncensored. These figures are either self-references or inspired directly by friends and community members. In a time where it's hard to imagine alternative structures of human society, she also seeks to present a multiplicity of possible post-work utopias. Life’s inevitable messiness is reflected in the looseness of her brushwork. While the work mainly deals with heavy and daunting issues, Serena aims for the work to always retain an uplifting sense of freedom, spontaneity and immediacy.

Elizabeth Davis

Graphic Arts; Literary Arts; Multi Arts; Visual Arts: Graphic Arts, Illustration, Painting, Photography

Photographer, writer, illustrator & graphic designer. INFJ. Loves coffee, books, and all things outdoorsy.

Gabriela Del Valle

Graphic Arts; Visual Arts: Crafts, Graphic Arts, Painting, Printmaking

Florida State University c/o 2023. Studio Art major specializing in Graphic Design.

Cordelia Devoe

Visual Arts: Illustration, Mixed Media, Painting

Cordelia Devoe is a painter specializing in surrealistic art. She loves to paint ethereal and mystical subjects. Her inspiration comes from her spiritual journey, dreams and a desire to make sense of her emotions and questions she has about the mysteries of the universe.

Rachel Dixon

Graphic Arts; Visual Arts: Ceramics, Crafts, Fiber, Functional and/or Decorative, Graphic Arts, Illustration, Mixed Media, Painting, Textiles, Works on paper

I am a young aspiring artist just starting my career. I am an undergrad junior year student at Florida State University, and I'm currently working on my BA in Studio Art. I specialize in drawing with graphite and ink on paper and collage but have experience with painting and mixed media. Currently, I'm dabbling in a form of collage involving sewing and stuffed animals.

Matthew Forrest

Graphic Arts; Media Arts; Multi Arts; Visual Arts: Graphic Arts, Illustration, Media and Visual Communications, Mixed Media, Murals, New Media/Technology, Painting, Performance Art, Printmaking, Sculpture, Works on paper

I am a multidisciplinary artist. My art can take the form of painting, printmaking, collage, drawing, digital illustration, and animation; it often combines mediums. My style is heavily influenced by pop art, psychedelia, and my background in graphic design. Much of my work utilizes recognizable pop culture icons to create a visually appealing image and an instant connection to the viewer. It is also not uncommon to find rainbows, stars, flowers, and other nods to the psychedelic experience or preternatural. Themes common to my work include pop culture, flawed heroes, substance abuse, greed, violence, trauma, death, and healing. I know that art cannot cure all of the world’s problems, but I think it is important to make an effort, so I hope that by engaging with my art, the viewer will question their own relationships with these subjects. Although there are myriad issues that can be addressed through art, I have chosen these concepts for their relevance to my own life experiences.

Ivy Frankenfield

Visual Arts: Ceramics, Painting, Printmaking, Visual Arts Instructor

I am a self-proclaimed "potter-for-life" that also likes to dabble in other mediums such as watercolor and printmaking. A majority of my artwork is inspired by nature and my surroundings and is sometimes laced with deeper meanings not always apparent to the viewer's eye.

Scott Geraci

Visual Arts: Illustration, Mixed Media, Photography, Sculpture, Works on paper

Long time Tallahassee resident, former snowbird, originally from Long Island. I like to explore different mediums but currently my work focuses on pen and ink illustrations on wood and waterscapes on wood.

Jaliah Gilcrease

Visual Arts: Crafts, Illustration, Painting, Printmaking, Visual Arts Instructor, Works on paper

I have always been a creative individual, but what started as a creative outlet and way for me to provide loved ones with gifts for special occasions has recently blossomed into a new business venture that I never would have imagined. I studied biology in undergrad because it was "safe", but now I'm focusing on going after what I love, which is painting! I am at the point now in my artistic ability where I just have to do and go for what feels good and not worry about the judgement of others in my artwork. I have even expanded to offering paint and sip classes periodically.

Channing Gray

Visual Arts: Illustration, Mixed Media, Painting, Printmaking, Sculpture, Works on paper; drawing, installation

The work I make is about a state of internal between where it's referenced to the external experience. To express this concept, I use cosmic and atmospheric forms to create a boundless landscape that is vast and occupied by individuals. My focus is drawing but I also use other forms of material to expand and curate spaces for subjects to be enmeshed within the psychological plain. I find the intent of my practice to be this sense of longing, to find connections with others through a semblance of memory. In my youth, I experienced living in a split home where I felt that I was two separate existences so I use this sense duality to give viewers a look into the state of a vacillating mind. For such lives are vastly different and yet specific experiences are what could connect individuals together. -Channing Gray, b.1994 lives in central Florida and has earned a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art from the University of Central Florida in 2017. She is currently obtaining a Masters of Fine Art in Studio Art in 2020 at the Florida State University.

Rachel Elspeth Gross

Literary Arts; Multi Arts; Visual Arts: Constructions/Collage, Crafts, Film, Functional and/or Decorative, Illustration, Jewelry, Mixed Media, Painting, Textiles

I love patterns. Patterns inspire systems of sequence and classification, and if there is anything that nears equal to my love of patterns it would be my desire to design systems of organization that can be visually attractive when actualized. Drawing fabrics, hair, jewelry or just patterns is exactly that; an elegantly structured arrangement at best, or at least an ordered assembly. I find the entirety of this process to be terribly stimulating, and that excitement is what drives me forward. Some days I even fall in love with my work. Those are really good days. Other days I can look at a project and know that I have destroyed it, or am getting perilously close to ruining something precious. This second experience is less amorous than the first, but even when I have thoroughly discouraged myself or proved inept at translating my internal vision into a tangible form of visual expression, I always return prepared to work a problem again from a different angle. I know I am meant to be an artist because no matter what happens I am always pulled back to my creative process. No matter what, I know that I will always draw, paint, and sew. Anthropology is another point of fascination, especially when there is a structured model involved, like the Hierarchy of Needs or a Hero with a Thousand Faces. I would think it fair to say that a common theme across all my projects (regardless of medium or series) would be the resonance of archetype in cross-cultural storytelling. The more history I absorb, the more similarity and overlap I recognize. Celebrating the details that humanity agrees on has always seemed a worthy focus for my efforts. Especially when comparing the conceptual storytelling models we as western culture choose to perpetuate verses the stories we try to bury, and how this compares with the ideals of the rest of the globe. Fascinating stuff. As to media, I like markers and inks right now. I was into oil paints and graphite last winter and the spring before that was all-colored-pencil-all-the-time. Some artists like to work with only one or two mediums and I applaud their dedication. But for myself, I like to be able to feel reasonably competent in as many stylistic forms as possible. This stems from my personal belief that it is important for me to keep up a well rounded skill set. I enjoy usable skills, and work to cultivate them. Moreover, I believe that there is an invaluable spiritualism that comes with hands on creation, and I want to be able to express that feeling in as many was as I can.

Cosby Hayes

Visual Arts: Mixed Media, Murals, Painting

My work employs recognizable imagery from multiple eras spanning centuries, woven together as a personal narrative. I reference historical imagery from movements and cultures that never encountered one another, yet through them, a common thread is found. Using architecture and symbolism through a lens that references the aggressive and sometimes audacious nature of graffiti. I explore the need to enshrine one’s existence as it fosters creativity, individualism, and the attempt at immortality. There is a desire to be noticed or remembered through an idolized infamy, which leads many to vandalize and destroy in the name of one’s altar ego. My work aims to harness this vandalistic mentality in an attempt to explore the innumerable styles and techniques used throughout time to make one’s mark on the world. I aim to provoke the viewer to search for some resolution within my work when comparing current and past cultural phenomena. The figures I paint initiate a visual dialogue with regards to Man’s primeval struggle and search for an existence beyond his physical limitations, no matter the cost. A declaration: “I was Here.” Cosby Hayes 850.933.0651 5430 Lawton Ct. Tallahassee, Florida. 32317 cosbyhayes@gmail.com Education________________________________________________________ Florida State University: Tallahassee, Florida, May 2014 Bachelor of Fine Art in Studio Art Relevant Experience_______________________________________________ iGrow Community Garden: Tallahassee, FL Artist, April 2014 Collaborated with local residents of Tallahassee’s lower income community to design and paint a mural with children from the surrounding neighborhoods during a spring gardening festival KCCI 2017 Catalyst Member: Tallahassee, FL Exhibitions_______________________________________________________ 2012 Stuart Riordan Retrospective, TCC Fine Art Gallery, Tallahassee, FL (featured guest artist) 2012 It’s Political, Art Center Sarasota, Sarasota, FL (juried exhibition) 2013 25th Art in Gadsden, Gadsden Art Center, Quincy FL (juried exhibition) 2014 BFA Thesis Exhibition, Museum of Fine Arts at Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL 2014 Shift: Emerging Artists from Florida State University, Thomas Dean Fine Art, Atlanta, GA (pop-up group Exhibition) 2015 Views From The Otherside, 621 Gallery, Tallahassee, FL, Solo Exhibition. 2015 Average Joe Group Exhibition, Concrete Beach Brewery, Miami Florida, Currated by Yo-Miami. 2016 5TH Annual Paint Me Miami, Bakehouse Art Complex, Miami Florida, Juried Group Exhibition 2016 2ND Biannual Perez Art Museum Miami Staff Art Exhibit, University of Miami Gallery, Miami Florida 2016 [NON] Organico (Mural Exhibition), ‘ACE Gallery, Buenos Aires, Argentina Curated Exhibitions_______________________________________________ 2012 Gutter Lords, Renditions Gallery, Tallahassee, FL (collaborative/group Exhibition showcasing local graffiti artists’ shift into the Fine Art World) 2015 Works by Cosby Hayes and Kemeys Goethe at One Spark 2015, Burrito Gallery, Jacksonville, FL Residency______________________________________________________ 2016 Resident Artist at Yo Space Galley and Artist Studio, Miami Florida 2016 Proyecto ‘ACE, Artist in Residence Program, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Amy Hollen

Graphic Arts; Teaching Artist/Instructor: Guest Speaker for Schools/Classrooms, Private Lessons for Adults, Private Lessons for Kids, Workshop Presenter for Schools/Classrooms; Visual Arts: Crafts, Functional and/or Decorative, Graphic Arts, Illustration, Media and Visual Communications, New Media/Technology, Printmaking, Works on paper; Web design

BFA Graphic Design Florida State University MS Integrated Marketing Communications Florida State University Portfolio: https://amyhollen.com graphic design illustration digital art interactive web animation

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