Coach Cami (aka Good Juju Cami)

Coach Cami is a transformational coach, artist and seasoned graphic designer with over 30 years of experience. Drawing from her background in art, she specializes in guiding creatives to overcome their inner critics and unlock their fullest potential. Based in Olathe, Coach Cami is a keynote speaker and author, publisher and podcaster, celebrated for her good juju and genuine care. With her authentic approach and unwavering belief in each individual's strengths, she's committed to helping you discover the path to personal fulfillment. When you're ready to unleash your creativity and live a life that truly inspires you, Cami is here to support you every step of the way.

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Charlie Hartwood

Charles (he/him) is a born creative who has been creating art, to quote his mom, "ever since he could hold a crayon." He loves to make art of any kind, whether it be through djembe, paint or pencil, a potter's wheel or anything that he can get his hands into. As a thorough enjoyer of all things artistic, his favorite way to make art of any kind is to make a total mess. That's how you know it's fun! Messy art is absolutely not just a kid's thing — as an adult, there is so much joy to be had in creating something that you can really get your hands on and in and all over that it's truly invigorating. Art can be an unlimited number of things and it's incredibly good for you! Let's be kind to our inner child and make some art together, shall we?

Cynthia Bird

Cynthia Bird has a passion for art and sharing it with others, especially children. A mother of four, her interest in enlightening student began with the development of a voluntary art program in her daughter's school in 2010. This led to teaching art classes in the Turner Recreation Center and completing a Visual Arts Associate degree at Kansas City Kansas Community College in 2011. She started with an interior design degree in 1994, moved to drafting, murals and painting on everything. She painted murals residentially as well as exploring illustrating books and fine art painting. Cynthia developed a high school curriculum for virtual students including, drawing, painting and other art classes, including teaching art at Our Savior Christian Academy. Cynthia says the reason she teaches is to see the light bulbs come on. "There's nothing more rewarding than seeing a face light up when a child gets a concept and takes pride in their accomplishment." She believes that art is an important outlet for expressing creativity. Art, like any skill, takes practice to master, but a student doesn't have to be a master to enjoy art.

Heather Hope

Heather has always had a passion for art. As a little girl, she started doing crafts and drawing now also loves sewing and the art of tie-dye. Painting is now her favorite thing by far. She feels that being able to teach others to paint is a wonderful gift, bringing them joy to experience creating their own masterpieces, and having fun at the same time. Heather wants everyone to experience the joy of creating art

Katrina Salt

Katrina calls herself "your friendly neighborhood mess-around-and-find-out guru. She loves psychology, whimsy and adventure, and ever since her childhood, has found that it's through being creative that she gets to explore all three. With wonder as the essence of creativity, and curiosity the key to wonder, she believes great things happen when you let yourself be bad at something new. Not everything we try our hands at we'll be good at, but if we enjoy ourselves enough, we might just give it another go. And therein lies the skill to progress. Katrina invites you to go on a creative quest together with her. She promises you're in safe hands and that things will always be a little bit interesting.

Phoenix Mayer

Phoenix ("Pho") is an artist born and raised in the midwest. After graduating from the Kansas City Art Institute, she began her art career as a screen printer, creating apparel for sports clubs and local artists. Over the last 5 years, she's participated in group exhibitions and events including Day of the Dead at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. During those events, she experienced a sense of joy demonstrating the process of print making. She has since introduced painting to her practice. Painting has altered her view of perfection, giving her the freedom and confidence to make mistakes. She's always looking for other forms of art that can disrupt her previously rigid ways of creating. She hopes to provide guidance to fellow artists and beginners alike, to try new things.

Tiffany Foster

Tiffany Michelle LOVES art and not just the painting kind. She enjoys acting, singing, standup comedy, writing, and modeling. Painting with a Twist is a magical place where she can combine her love of teaching with creating.