Bear River Folk Art
As a life long lover of nature and all the creatures in it, I enjoy sculpting them from polymer clay and painting each creature, all original one of a kind that I hope will make you smile. I also enjoy painting with watercolors and oil.
Camille Nugent Design
I'm passionate about equal representation in my art. The subjects of my work are primarily people of color and are often shaped by my culture, experiences, and my idiosyncrasies. In soft dreamscapes, they navigate the sometimes-tenuous line between connection and isolation.
chotchke
Since she was little, Taj has found much joy in endless hours of drawing and creating. She now uses those finely honed skills to craft an abundance of illustrations, hand-drawn jewelry, embroidered pieces, stickers, and more to sate any hankering for a little whimsy and panache.
FloraBoneyard
Whimsical Macabre
Grained Woodworks
From building treehouses & skateboard ramps as a kid for neighborhood friends, Gary has always been intrigued with functional woodworking. Today his making ranges from hand-shaped charcuterie boards to dowel pin wine racks to full scale furniture and cabinetry.
Hey Be Fab
Audrey Christensen is a mixed media artist who loves to create imagines of women digitally, and with embrodiery and watercolor to show them how empowering they are.
Island Hook Art
Native Islander, Paul creates Island art by pen and paper showcasing turtles, hooks, sharks, and other sea life.
Libbi’s Corner Art
Hello, I'm Cheyenne Salthouse and I'm an independent artist. My technique includes cutting up cardstock into a bunch of details and taking some glue and tweezers and putting them all together to make a single piece of work!
Lookit Shop
Lookit Shop (and the sister venture, Double Blind Surprise) is run by Adrienne Cook, who makes all the things. She's technically a Master of Fine Art but more accurately a master of kid crafts. Shrinky Dinks are the current obsession.
Mirmsy
Mirmsy loves creating whimsical, heart-warming, and sometimes snarky designs out of a variety of mediums, including laser-cut wood and acrylic, screen-printing apparel, clay, and more.