Meet Our Artists
Heather Junkin
Owner & Teacher
Heather is a creative soul who dreams big. When she was a young girl, she wanted to be many things when she grew up... a writer, a teacher, a business owner, a mom. Little did she know that as an adult, she would make that her reality.
Graduating with a Bachelor in English and Secondary Education at Austin Peay State University, Heather believes that education is a life-long process and loves learning. She furthered her education at Cumberland University and earned a Master's in Business Administration.
Heather and her family opened Imagine That Art Studio in 2017, a business which has thankfully been embraced by our community. The studio continues to evolve and grow as Heather dreams up new classes and programs.
Heather currently teaches a variety of classes homeschool courses and canvas paintings.
Madison Bumbalough
Artist
Madison has a natural talent for art and a love for painting, mostly with acrylic paints. She has an eye for detail and a unique way of seeing the world, which is obvious in her art. Madison is a freshman at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga studying Fine Arts and Secondary Education and is available at the studio during school breaks to teach special canvas paintings, birthday parties, and events.
Abigail is a recent Cumberland University graduate who studied studio art. She is passionate, skilled, and kind. While Abigail teaches many of the acrylic classes at the studio, she is fully capable of working with any medium of art and is open to teaching private lessons on painting, drawing, or clay work.
Abigail Youngers
Artist
Michea Supinger
Clay Artist & Assistant Manager
Michea Supinger is a graduate of the BFA Spatial Arts program at Northern Kentucky University. She has exhibited work in the Northern Kentucky area and internationally (Egypt). Working in sculpture has allowed her to work with metal, wood, clay, plaster, as well as mixing media's to find the right material for the right piece. Michea is a versatile artist and instructs classes on handbuilding, throwing on the pottery wheel, canvas painting, and woodworking.