WORLD ART UP STORE

 Inspired by Bob Ross, the artwork of Neena reflects the gentle power and beauty of nature. Using acrylic paint, she captures mountains, seas, skies and simple aspects of nature. Neena is currently working on a mural that reflects the tropical island. Also, she is working on a 3D floor mural 

depicting a relaxing and serene environment. .

 For Miami artist Teepop, portraits are her love and passion, whether it be an icon or an everyday person she enjoys fusing both worlds of fine art and graphic design in each painting or mural she creates.  Teepop uses portraiture to tell a story of the urban environment and iconography through her style of painting.  She combines each painting with paper, acrylics, spray paint and other mediums. The organic approach to her portraits captures the essence and a never ending story to help convey to the viewer that what you see is not 

just a portrait but an entire visual biography 

Davis began writing short stories at the early age of eight and continued writing stories and poetry throughout high school. At the age of seventeen, Davis's poetry was published in the United States Library of Congress Anthology, Forever and a Day. While working in a law firm, Davis graduated from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Organizational Behavior and Information Technology. Davis continued her graduate education at Barry University School of Law in Orlando, Florida, earning a Juris Doctor degree. 

While working with writers and artists in the entertainment industry, Davis began to work on various literary works. Davis created the Stanley Stray children’s book series to entertain children, while teaching valuable life lessons.  The first book in the series, Inviting Stanley Stray, was praised by Marvel Comic founder, Stan Lee, creator of  Spider-Man, Black Panther, X-Men, Iron Man, Thor, Daredevil, Doctor Strange, the Hulk, and more.  Davis, in partnership with Teach for America and AmeriCorps, worked as a Viral /In-Person Lead Instructor.  Currently, Davis is participating in the countrywide Stanley Stray Book Tour to promote the love of literacy.

Davis began painting as a coping mechanism to get through a diagnosis of severe rheumatoid arthritis that left her bedridden and unable to walk independently for years.  During the artshow, Davis hopes to bring more awareness to the complications of rheumatoid arthritis and the many support organizations and healthcare options that are available to help people struggling with this disease.  She hopes her artwork can inspire and touch everyone that views the collection.