Heather Barrow is a canvas designer and Co-Owner of Sunshine Needlepoint Collective. A Tampa native, she grew up around needlework and sewing, learning by watching and creating alongside her grandmother. Her canvas designs are inspired by a love of color, detail, and tradition, with a fresh point of view and an emphasis on designs stitchers will truly enjoy bringing to life.

Renee Bollin is a proud, fourth-generation Tampa Bay native raised on café con leche, Cuban sandwiches, and a lifelong appreciation for great design. After spending nearly a decade creating prints and graphics for Carter's childrenswear in Atlanta, she followed her heart back home to Tampa Bay. Inspired by the neighborhoods, landmarks, and everyday details that give Tampa its character, Renee began creating art that celebrates place, history, and memory.  Through her work, Renee hopes to create pieces that feel timeless—meant to be kept, gifted, and passed down, much like the places and traditions that inspire them.

Katie White is a Tampa-based watercolor artist, educator, and founder of an intention-led creative business that blends art with mindful living. For over eight years, she has built a career weaving together watercolor painting, storytelling, and soulful connection, offering artwork, workshops, and creative experiences that encourage people to slow down, breathe deeply, and tune into themselves.

Her work spans intimate in-person retreats, online classes, and meditative painting practices designed to calm the nervous system and nurture creativity. Known for her gentle, encouraging teaching style, Katie creates spaces where both beginners and experienced artists feel free to explore, play, and discover their own unique expression without pressure or perfectionism.

Maisy is a student at Berkeley Preparatory School, where she is a varsity cheerleader and Social Director of the French Club. She also serves as Vice President of Communications for the National Charity League’s Tampa chapter. She is interested in a future career in medicine and is a natural sketcher and painter. Through Sunshine Needlepoint, she is excited to share her needlepoint designs. In her free time, she enjoys crocheting baby caps for the neonatal intensive care unit, reading, spending time with friends, and being with her family and pets.

Meg Britten is a Tampa-based mixed media artist whose work blends charming color, texture, and illustrative flair - from silhouettes and citrus-inspired collages to still life and abstract compositions. With a creative path that spans teaching in elementary classrooms to developing marketing materials for small businesses, art has long been at the heart of her professional life. A proud Tampa resident, Meg draws inspiration from “the city’s landscapes, sports teams and orange groves," infusing her art with the unique energy of her hometown. She lives in the area with her husband, three children and two pups.