Born in 1994 in Chihuahua, Mexico, Deber began painting graffiti and murals at the age of 13 while simultaneously attending to classical training classes at a local atelier.

Professional artist and muralist Isaiah Stewart is Lakota Indigenous Native artist who uses his graphic design background to bring Native imagery to the space using portraits, Lakota beadwork geometrics, and landscape to the design.

Paul Alexander is an artist with over 30 years of experience. He has done various mediums of art from sculptures, airbrushing, faux finishing, hand painted and mosaic murals, designed jewelry, 3D collages, drawings and painted visual symphonies.

Robert Tapley Bustamante’s primary approach to murals and public art is rooted in collaboration. He gathers insights from organizational leaders and he engages with fellow artists and welcomes creative contributions from the broader community. Every project begins with a conversation: a two-way exchange built on sharing, listening, and collecting detailed notes that later inform his sketches and evolve into refined mockups.

Baxter Suber likes to approach murals are with vibrant colors with a mix between graffiti style and illustration style work based off of the client’s requests.

April Spicer is a visual artist living in Marysville, KS. After teaching high school and junior high for 16 years, April now paints full time.

Lindsey Kernodle has a passion for public art and how it engages her community. Starting off her career as an artist at the Sedgwick County Zoo, she developed a love of art that communicates stories in public spaces.

Jose Faus is a muralist with a long history of community engagement. He has painted murals in the Kansas City Metropolitan area and co-led mural projects in Mexico in the state of Michoacán. He also was a US Cultural Ambassador for a mural project in Santa Cruz Bolivia.

As established muralists from the Kansas City area, IT-RA understands the power and potential of public art, and the enormous impact it can have on the local community. When they are done right, murals can become focal points. More than just beautiful backdrops for photos and videos, they become sources of inspiration, pride, growth, dialogue, celebration and empowerment for their community.

Carr, Kerr & Co. creates work rooted in a love for possibility, especially the kind that grows in small towns and unexpected corners.