Columbia, MD (Howard County)

Artist: Megan Lewis

This mural celebrates the beauty that comes from nurturing our youth. The boy is at the center, surrounded by a blooming garden. He is the light, the joy, the reason it flourishes. It's a reminder that when we pour into young people, everything around them thrives. Behind him, silhouettes show two sides of Baltimore: one of community, music, and connection, and the other of Ravens football just moments before a winning play.

Megan Lewis (b. 1989, Baltimore, MD) is a multidisciplinary artist known for her vibrant figurative paintings, large-scale murals, and innovative furniture design. A (BFA, graduate in Illustration), Megan combines bold patterns, rich textures, and mixed media elements such as collage, fabric, and photography to explore themes of transformation, self-discovery, and personal evolution.

Her work is recognized for its emotive power, using gaze and gesture to draw viewers into reflective narratives. As a muralist, Megan has made a lasting impact on Baltimore's visual landscape with public commissions at the Penn Metro Station, Oriole Park, the Ravens and Baltimore public schools. Her client list also includes national brands like Doritos-Solid Black, Target, Dick's Sporting Goods, HBO Max, and the US Open.

Through every medium she works in, Megan remains committed to creating spaces and experiences that inspire growth, conversation, and connection.

Towson, MD (Baltimore County)

Artist: Jordan Lawson

The mural theme is inspired by the well-known staples of the Towson Community. Lawson put an emphasis on the most iconic buildings that Towson is known for including the Towson Courthouse, representing Towson as the county seat; and Johnny Unitas Stadium, which honors the iconic Baltimore Colt and Ravens Ring of Honor inductee. The focal point of the mural is a fan descending into the city with balloons spelling R-A-V-E-N-S, intended to give off a nostalgic childhood feeling of being carefree, which Lawson emphasizes throughout his portfolio. The feature also allowed him to make the art interactive as there is space for fans to pose as if they are holding the balloons as well. The mural adorns the northern wall of the Dulaney Plaza shopping center, on the corner of Dulaney Valley Rd. and Fairmount Ave across from the Towson Town Center.

Jordan Lawson received his Bachelor of Fine Art's degree in Digital Art & Design from Towson University. Since then, he has over 10 years of fine artist experience and has participated in 35+ art exhibits throughout the eastern United States. He has completed four murals around the city of Baltimore as well with his work featured in a multitude of media press including ESPN, WBALTV News, WMAR2 News & Voyage Baltimore.

In describing his style, Jordan explores contemporary themes and popular culture through digital design. His ideas are transformed into mural art, painting, print illustration, and multi-media design. His process places a great emphasis on research, in order to allow thorough planning of the work. His unique combination of subject matter and aesthetic execution sets his style apart from that of others. His art is not created to simply fulfill what seems to be marketable to a certain crowd, but rather captures the uniqueness and individuality of people, life, and experiences.