Taylor is founder of Moose Chair Productions, an event production company and has also provided leadership as the Fair producer for the last two years.
Sarah is a lifelong arts lover, advocate, and experienced festival coordinator and founder of Full Gallop, an event production and artist promotion company.

Texas native Jennifer has been making art and crafts in Austin since 2009 and painting since she was old enough to hold a brush. She has been a past CAF vendor, showing art and accessories, and spends her days immersed in perpetual pursuit of creativity.

The world’s largest independent design consultancy, the firm is owned and run by 20 partners. We design books, branding and identities, digital installations, exhibitions, films, products, posters, and websites from offices in London, New York, Berlin, and Austin.

Emily is the Maplewood Elementary art teacher and has facilitated over 43 of her students’ participation in the 2011–2017 Little Artist BIG ARTIST programs.

Caitlyn is a digital marketing consultant and founder of Razzberry Marketing. She is a native Austinite and loves engaging with her local community to spread appreciation of local artists and their work. She is excited to work with Cherrywood Art Fair for her second year in a row.

Glitter Tribe is an artist mgmt and event production company founded with the goal of supporting and developing musicians.

Brandy Davis is the Chula League Secretary and owner/artist behind Pigsey Art. She enjoys the local art scene, karaoke, and raising two of her own future creatives.

Renée Rice is a native Austinite, full time artist, board chair for Chula League, and works part time as the Creative & Marketing Strategist for Armadillo Christmas Bazaar.

Lauren holds a Bachelor’s degree in Art History and has a decade of experience working and volunteering in the nonprofit arts sector as a curator and administrator. She recently relocated to Austin from San Francisco and is eager to immerse herself in the arts culture here in Texas.

Don owns and operates Ascension Audio making great event sound available to organizations, including at the 2011–2016 Art Fairs.

John Mathew Bernal (JMat) was born and raised in Austin, Texas. He serves as the Interim Executive Director for Chula League, and loves travel and the arts. Catch him at the next Chula League event!

Carmen is a teacher by day and a maker in her spare time. She enjoys participating in handmade events, exchanging ideas and being a part of Austin’s creative community.

Jane grew up in Arkansas and still calls the Hogs but has been happily living in Longhorn country for 20 years. She is married to a great guy she met on the Guadalupe River and they have 2 wonderfully Austin kids.

Travel Bear Bureau is a character art & design firm for properties, surface & graphic design, and web development based out of Austin, Texas since 2006.

Renée Rice is a native Austinite, full time artist, board chair for Chula League, and works part time as the Creative & Marketing Strategist for Armadillo Christmas Bazaar.

Richie Deegan

– Austin artist Richie Deegan has been described as “a fresh, talented new face to emerge from the vibrant Austin art scene…his work is deeply personal and symbolic, emotive, and has profound roots in his own spirituality – one of THE new artists to watch.”

Amanda Lewis

– Proud member of Austin’s maker community since 2011; she enjoys leather work, block-printing, and metal sculpture. She serves as a community organizer for the Texas Association Against Sexual Assault.

Vincent X. Torres

– Vincent curates art exhibitions by day as the Gallery Director of Guzu Gallery in Austin, Texas. By night, you can find him in the studio illustrating artwork under the moniker, Half-Human — along with his brother, Eric.