Atlanta has always had an artistic soul. The culture and heritage of our city, like most great cities, owes a tremendous debt to the arts community. Supporting local art is something we care deeply about and we’d like to do everything we can to help the local arts community thrive. Unfortunately, too often media attention is monopolized by corporate interests and tabloid gossip – but culture doesn’t come from a focus on celebrity breakups it comes from a focus on the arts.
Below, you’ll find some incredible artists from in and around Buckhead that we hope you will check out, follow and support.
Kilian Fischer
I am a firm believer in self-sustainability as an artist, so my goal is to continue building the company brand to a point where I can hire & collaborate with other talented artists on both my personal films & photography on a regular basis. Because one thing hasn’t changed since High School – I still need to see my thoughts. Read more>>
ZaRea Khamphiphone
I have took interest in being hands-on and venturing through social media and graphics such as YouTube and designing banners. However, that interest did not last long as I wanted it to due to our devilish friend …. PROCRASTINATION … After the photoshoot, began the editing process and of course, Koy had helped me with doing so as well. Read more>>
Lauren Evelyn
I photograph people to share their stories. I’ve always been drawn to photographing people because I believe we all have important stories to tell. It’s one thing to take a simple photo of a person, but it’s another thing to photograph them and really capture who they are as individuals. Read more>>
Jacorean Perkins
I started entrepreneurship at a very young age. At 17 is when I got my start in the Industry as I was conducting business as an online boutique owner & celebrity fashion show producer. I later moved on to becoming the hairstylist I am today. My career took off very fast, as I have only been doing hair for three years. Read more>>
DeMariyon Futch
I taught my self how to sew, how to select fabric, do inventory and more. Not only were I customizing T-shirt’s now but also producing tops, pants & more. I eventually started making more money than my 9-5 from my brand. I knew it was time I transitioned into a full-time entrepreneur, but I was very afraid to walk away. Read more>>
Jessica Gabriel
I’ve been into beauty for as long as I can remember. I grew up getting in tanning beds, and when I (years later) discovered the harm I had done to my body, I was shocked. Wanting to make a change, I started getting spray tans or using self-tanners, but the selection of quality tans and tanners available was lacking. Read more>>
Briana Grant
My love for art started in middle school. I picked up a paintbrush and grew my creativity from simple paper and cheap paint. Even though I was confident in my art, I knew I would never be the next Picasso, so I wanted to find a way to incorporate my art and make an actual living with my talent. Read more>>
Austin Bell
I am 22 years old and bought my first camera at 20 years old. So I feel like that on its own is the craziest part of my story. Somehow, I have become a professional photographer in a very short amount of time. I had no idea how to even take a photo in manual or why I was buying a camera at the time. Read more>>
Jason Billy
Three years ago I was the chief financial officer for a property management and development firm in Alpharetta, GA. Due to a divorce, the CEO went through; the company was dissolved. I knew then that if I wasn’t the owner, I would always be vulnerable to losing all of my hard work. Read more>>
Lauren Garrett
I made a lot of sacrifices, especially as a teenager, because I wanted to be great. By my senior year, I was only going to school for a half day, dancing almost 40 hours a week, and I already had a contract with an agent in LA waiting for me when I graduated. Read more>>
Adrina Vines
I believe that every artist should have their own definition of success. What may be considered “successful” for one person may be completely different for another. Goals play a major part in determining accomplishments as an artist. For example, if I reached a certain goal of designing a certain amount of material, I may consider myself successful. Read more>>
