Our Artists
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Cindi Williams |
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My government name is “Cindi,” and since my birth in 1974, I’ve been introducing myself as, “Hi, I’m Cindi with an I.” This was so the spelling of my name would be correct. Fast forward to 2009, when I launched my photography business, Cindi with an EYE. In 2024, I retired from both photography and my Christian ministry position. As I search for purpose and the next path I will take in life, painting has become an outlet for stress relief, soul-searching, and emotional expression. Eye have always seen the world through a creative lens, and enjoy new learning and exploration. My desire to author a book on intentional friendships is in the works. For now I am surviving and thriving in the northern suburbs of Marietta, Georgia, with my husband, Kip, our two adult daughters, and our beagle, Bandit. |
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J. N’Chelle |
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Based in Marietta, Georgia J. N’Chelle is a contemporary fine artist whose work is an intentional celebration of joy, beauty, and emotional freedom. While early advice steered her toward the stability of a corporate career and relegated creativity to a hobby, she ultimately chose to reclaim her artistic voice. Her deepest foundational roots were shaped by her father’s Afro-abstract paintings and her grandmother’s imaginative storytelling. From them, she learned a lasting truth: art is not merely a visual medium, but an emotional experience. Working primarily in oils and mixed media, J. N’Chelle blends abstract realism with rich Afro-abstract influences. Her work evolves into a narrative that invites viewers to pause, reflect, and connect with their own sense of wonder. Ultimately, her practice serves as a vibrant reminder that beauty exists everywhere and that choosing free self-expression is a pure form of happiness. |
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John Neal |
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John is a contemporary watercolor artist whose work explores the expressive possibilities of spontaneity, color, and atmosphere. Rejecting rigid realism in favor of emotional interpretation, he creates paintings that reveal not only the appearance of a subject but also its energy, rhythm, and enduring sense of place. His work demonstrates a conviction that watercolor, at its finest, is not a medium to be controlled, but one to be guided - allowing transparency, movement, and chance to become active participants in the creative process. John also enjoys teaching and creating Acrylic Fluid Art. John's work reflects a continuing pursuit of artistic freedom and innovation. |
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Kimberly Young |
| With over 30 years of experience working with children and a lifelong passion for art, I've been teaching my hands-on, mixed media art program since 2011. After recently returning to Cobb County, where I raised three creative daughters, I'm thrilled to be teaching again. My classes blend creativity and fun, using a wide varieety of materials like acrylics, watercolors, pastels, fabric paints, clay, and more. Students explore different tools and techniques while creating unique pieces on surfaces like canvas, ceramic tiles, foil, muslin, and wood. I look forward to inspiring your child's imagination and creativity! |
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