Art is not a subject.
It is a way of seeing.

Teresa Moralez-Davis holds an MFA in Printmaking and Intermedia from the University of Iowa and a BFA from the University of Texas at Tyler. She is a working artist, educator, and the founder of Wimberley Wellspring Christian Academy — a school she built around the conviction that beauty, rightly understood, is a theological act.

Her studio practice spans drawing, painting, mixed media, collage, printmaking, and intermedia work. She brings to the classroom not only technical rigor across a wide range of materials and methods, but a deep belief that learning to see — truly see — is one of the most formative things a young person can do. In her classes, students don't just make art. They learn to look at the world with attention, to make with intention, and to reflect on what they have made with honesty.

Teresa is also a devoted wife and mother — and it is from that life, not apart from it, that this school was born. She knows firsthand what it is to want something better for a child than what the world readily offers. WWCA is, in part, her answer to that longing — a school built in service to God's call to raise up the next generation in truth, beauty, and faith.

The classical art program at WWCA is taught from a biblical worldview — one that takes seriously the idea that human beings were made in the image of a Creator, and that making beautiful things is part of what it means to bear that image faithfully. Every student who walks through the door is treated as an artist in formation, whatever their experience level.