Featured Texas & DFW Artists
Discover local and regional artists featured at Cellar & Canvas events throughout Fort Worth, Grapevine and the DFW area. Explore contemporary paintings, mixed media, photography and original artwork—and meet the artists behind the work at upcoming Cellar & Canvas events.
Antonio Duque is an Arlington-based artist whose work spans realism, murals, acrylic, floral, animal, and mixed-media pieces. Over the past three years, he has focused on exploring the human experience through art, creating work intended to evoke emotion and meaningful connection.
Carol’s work has a quiet strength to it—warm, beautifully detailed, and deeply connected to the spirit of western and ranch life. Her distinctive technique allows the natural texture and tone of raw canvas to become part of the artwork itself, creating pieces that feel both refined and wonderfully organic.
Lisa’s layered acrylic compositions balance structure with spontaneity, creating pieces that invite you to linger a little longer and discover something new each time you look. Her work has been featured in House & Garden Magazine, Voyage Dallas, Canvas Rebel, Modern Renaissance Magazine, NY Review, USA News, and more.
Jay discovered painting later in life after giving himself art lessons for his 50th birthday—and quickly realized it was a true gift. His work is shaped by the things he loves most: Jesus, the mountains, and the western way of life, with paintings that carry both strength and soul. From cowboys and cattle to Native-inspired scenes and expressive abstracts, Jay’s work brings a bold, personal perspective to each piece.
There’s something almost magical about the way Carlie Cornell captures light. Inspired by nature, atmosphere, and the fleeting moments that make us stop and look a little longer, Carlie creates luminous mixed-media paintings that feel both familiar and otherworldly. From moonlit blossoms to quiet birch groves, her work invites you to step into the scene rather than simply observe it. Her layered process incorporates acrylic, oil, texture, mark-making, and metallic foil....elements that make these pieces especially beautiful to experience in person, where the light can interact with the surface of the work.
Kasaundra 'Kas Kreatess' Owens is a QPOC Texas creative who uses her mediums, be it visual or poetry, to paint the color she wants to see back in the world. When life has become so black & white, straight lined and void, she paints through a perspective of inner beauty and whimsy. Her artwork is mainly acrylic , with elements of charcoal and mixed media.
Megan’s creative journey began early, from AP Art and award-winning mixed media work in high school to building a career as a professional artist, muralist, and designer. Over the years, her work has evolved into richly detailed, often surreal compositions inspired by florals, botanicals, nature, and the connection between the natural world and the human experience. Her art is also deeply personal. Megan uses painting as a way to explore mental health, growth, and the experiences that shape us, transforming those themes into work that feels both beautiful and meaningful.
Mark’s work is the kind that draws you in and keeps you looking. His pieces are filled with intricate hand-drawn detail, hidden words, and imagery woven throughout each design—creating artwork that feels interactive, thoughtful, and completely one-of-a-kind. The more you look, the more you discover. If you love artwork with story, creativity, and conversation built right in, you won’t want to miss seeing Mark’s work in person.
A Fort Worth artist and illustrator, Ed specializes in portraits, Western & Native American scenes, and biblically inspired works. His career includes 22 years as an illustrator in the art department at the world headquarters of Jehovah’s Witnesses, and he has also studied with acclaimed artists Nelson Shanks and Raymond Kinstler. Ed’s work reflects strong technical skill, expressive storytelling, and a timeless approach to portraiture and narrative art.
Haley Pannell is an abstract artist from Camp Wood, Texas, known for creating highly textured work with reflective elements that add depth, movement, and visual interest.
For Robyn, the horse is more than a subject—it represents a deeply personal connection shaped by childhood memories, lived experience, and a lifelong admiration for these remarkable animals. Her work focuses on beauty through simplicity, stripping away the unnecessary to reveal the essential character, strength, and quiet dignity of the horse. Each painting leaves space for the viewer to bring their own memories and emotions to the experience.
Robyn hopes her work does more than depict horses. She wants it to create a moment of connection—a sense of peace, authenticity, and appreciation for the natural world.
David Miner is a Texas artist whose paintings are deeply influenced by his 40-year career as a professional musician, producer, and composer. After retiring from music, he returned to visual art, creating paintings inspired by the instruments he knows intimately—their shapes, textures, light, shadow, and character.
Mary Amanda Brown is a Texas-based contemporary artist whose abstract and intuitive work explores emotion, memory, connection, and the human experience. Through color, texture, and movement, she creates pieces that balance vulnerability and strength, giving visual form to feelings that can be difficult to express in words.
Joanna Reynolds creates bold, colorful abstract paintings inspired by emotion, energy, and everyday experiences. Using vibrant color, rich texture, and intuitive layering, each piece develops organically to capture a distinct feeling, moment, or experience.
Krista Miller is a contemporary abstract artist with more than 14 years of experience. Through large-scale works featuring rich texture and layered movement, she explores emotion, presence, sensuality, and human connection, creating intuitive pieces rooted in honesty, energy, and transformation.
Lynne creates intuitive abstract work inspired by everyday moments and rhythms, allowing each piece to remain open to interpretation. Through a process of adding, subtracting, and refining, the work evolves toward balance while inviting ongoing curiosity, reflection, and visual discovery.
Meredith is an artist whose work explores mental health and the inner emotional experience through dynamic lighting and vivid color. Her paintings use atmosphere, contrast, and expressive color to create visually striking pieces centered on themes of mental health and illness.
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