Åndria Linn's (Andi) journey has never been about hobby art—it’s been a way of life. She has worked professionally across a wide range of creative industries throughout the United States: floral design, scenic backdrops for theater and global photography companies, collaborative street art, mural work, and juried art festivals where she sells her bright, bold, and joyful paintings—often layered with stories of life and relationships.

She developed full K–12 art curriculums from scratch when she was hired as a “wandering art teacher,” at a private school without an art program,  often teaching without a studio and with extremely limited budgets—yet still managing to captivate and inspire. Her passion for creating also extended into community ministry, where she helped young artists facing homelessness or trauma express themselves through art and zine-making.

Today, all of her curriculum is self-written, drawing from two years of formal training and decades of experimentation and self-teaching as she continues to explore new materials and media.

What truly sets Andi apart is her ability to hold space for serious creatives—those who view art as essential, not optional. Whether she's working with young artists or adults rediscovering their creative voice, Andi creates an environment where artistic expression is met with respect, care, and intention.

Her classes are intentionally small and highly personalized, allowing her to guide and mentor each student according to their individual interests. These sessions are not just about play—they’re about growth, mentorship, and meaningful creative discovery. Every class includes focused instruction on the proper use of fine art materials, which Andi provides. Once she’s confident students understand and respect the tools, she encourages exploration and self-direction, remaining close by—observant, responsive, and ready to support each artist’s journey. Åndria is not just making art, she's shaping lives.