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Project Creatives 2026
Pretty Girl Pour, Tomas Castillo-Roque
Pretty Girl Pour
Dominique Jordan (Pretty Girl Pour), a San Antonio mixed-media artist, fuses Abstract Expressionism with Street Art, Pop Art, and Portraiture. Shaped by her global upbringing and African American heritage, her work uniquely explores identity, resilience, and cultural heritage, focusing on people of color. A BFA candidate in Art Education/Fine Arts, Dominique creates inspiring, educational art, with work published in "Release Me" and exhibited in shows like "From Here Y De Alla" and "Heavy is the Hair."

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Tomas Castillo-Roque
A San Antonio son, Tomás Julián seeks to speak to the constant mix of joys and woes through the lens of an assimilated Latino millennial seeking to recapture his heritage. Tomás has had the honor of performing his poetry internationally, as well various national and regional competitions. He is a lover of dogs and butterfingers, Los Spurs and is San Antonio’s 2013, 2016, and 2021 Grand Slam Champion. Author of Staying Home with Baby his work has been featured in Asina is how we Talk, Luminaria Festival of Lights, and The 2024 San Antonio Mayor's Ball. Upcoming works: Stay at Home, Dad; In (A) World; Feathered Serpent-tongue

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