Hindes Fine Art is a San Antonio gallery and art school co-founded by artists Janice Yow Hindes and Andrea Wollenzin. Housed in a historic Victorian mansion at 615 W Ashby Place, the space showcases representational paintings and sculptures by both local and international artists. The academy also offers art instruction for all skill levels in a welcoming and creative environment.

Rex Hausmann is a San Antonio-based contemporary oil painter known for his vibrant, expressive, and autobiographical work. His art explores themes of memory, community, and the beauty found in everyday life. He is the co-owner of Hausmann Millworks: A Creative Community, an artist studio space in a renovated family warehouse in San Antonio.

Sarah is a ceramic and watercolor artist living in Beacon Hill since 2013. Her love of nature and natural forms inspires her work, specifically the garden around her home and her husband’s cactus collection. She is a former elementary school Art Educator, and fell in love with her chosen media through classes at Southwest School of Art (now UTSA Southwest).

Locosan (Jerry Lockey) describes his ceramic art vision as a "design and build" process, involving molding, shaping, hand-building, and glazing with vintage glazes. His primary inspiration is his wife and muse, Dara. Lockey explores ways to tell stories through vessels and sculptures, utilizing color, shape, and texture to display contradictions and/or symmetry derived from his experiences and inspirations. His motto, the Japanese word "Shouganai," reflects a philosophy of "going with the flow and moving forward". Lockey's pieces are available at Mockingbird Handprints, and he was recently selected for the Texas Landscape Exhibition hosted by the San Antonio Art League and Museum.

Cody Vance is a multidisciplinary artist in San Antonio, working with a variety of materials including stone, bronze, paint, glass, and steel. He operates Vance Art Studio from his home on West Woodlawn Avenue. In September 2025, Vance opened a satellite gallery space within The Beacon at Midtown.

Yoko Misu is a versatile artist who creates both two dimensional and three dimensional art. The imageries which appear repeatedly in her current works, are felines and clouds. She is fascinated by the innocence and liveliness of felines and the dramatic and dreamy quality of clouds.

Raised in San Antonio, upon high school graduation Ben attended Texas A&M University. During that time, he studied with Paolo Barruchieri in Italy, in the small town of Castiglion Fiorentino, Tuscany. After coming back to finish his degree in Environmental Design, Ben returned to Italy, where he perfected his drawing skills and met his wife Patrizia, to work at the Italart school for about 2 years. After spending time in Italy, he came back to San Antonio, where he enlisted in the US Army and subsequently spent time in Alabama, Kansas and Hawaii. Upon finishing his service time with the US Army, Ben and his wife and daughter had a short stay in Italy. They returned to San Antonio in 1998 where he has been an Artist, Illustrator and Designer.

Carolina Flores is the artist behind Los Aura Studios, which is located in The Upstairs Studios at the Blue Star Arts Complex in San Antonio. She has been creating art from this studio space since 1990. She is known for her works in watercolor.

Katrina Cook is a San Antonio artist and educator known for her mixed-media art that re-purposes antique books. She combines these rescued books with found objects, paper, and beads to create new interactive artistic vessels. Cook is based in the Monticello Park neighborhood.

Esther C. Ortiz is the artist behind Echoglass, a stained glass studio based in central San Antonio. Esther C. Ortiz's stained glass art is primarily inspired by her first exposure to the medium at Ursuline Academy and the Little Flower Basilica in San Antonio. She prefers organic, curved shapes over straight lines to create a sense of movement in her work.

Kat Shevchenko is an artist and illustrator based in San Antonio, Texas, known for her surreal and fantastical style. Her artwork is inspired by the natural world, dreams, and personal experiences, with influences ranging from surrealism and symbolism to a delicate touch of dark humor.