Drew "Yodi" Johnson

Drew Johnson is a long-time San Antonio resident. She has been painting since she was in the 5th grade but started taking it more seriously in middle school entering into local school competitions. Drew focuses on the use of color and texture in her art mainly using her choice of medium, acrylic. She believes that creating is a direct link to the creation and finds inspiration in her spiritual beliefs and meditation practices.

10 of Swords/ Ace of Hearts:

Medium: Acrylic

The inspiration of this piece was the challenges and betrayals one might receive during their journey in life. Showcase the traditional view of family, the husband the protector, the wife the nurturer, and the child. It is a twist on the tarot’s 10 of Swords, which is a card to represent burdens and stress. The family unit depicted resembles an atomic heart. To symbolize that although each member plays an intricate role they are all a part of the same “heart”.

Queen Mona

Queen Mona is a part of a "paint chip series" where Drew used a dried paint chip as her inspiration.

The Coming Together:

Medium: Acrylic

The collective is to signify the importance of a collective of women as a person travels in their journey of motherhood. The importance, comfort, and power of a tribe of women.

The Initiation:

Medium: Acrylic

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This piece is to showcase the guidance one receives on their spiritual path as they are initiated into different phases in their life. Serving as a reminder that no one is ever truly alone: you walk with your guides, angels, and ancestors.