A little girl that put all the pretty rocks in her pockets grew up to be a silversmith. Now she puts all the pretty rocks in silver and calls it jewelry. She hopes that on day her little girl will put all the pretty rocks in her pockets.
Ever since she could pick up a pencil, Autumn has loved to create works of art inspired by her surroundings. Her current series combines aspects of nature and animals, with aspects of technology and machinery, to create beautiful watercolor pieces.
After being in the jewelry making and supply business for years, Jessie and her husband Wes found a passion in minimal jewelry that is heirloom quality. Using only quality supplies and their own artistic vision, they offer a special collection of meaningful jewelry.
Born in Tijuana, living in Utah. Showing Mexican culture through my eyes. Art became a form of communication at a young age, I used it as a form of self expression and allowing people to see how I felt. Art that makes you feel something, that’s what I strive to do.
In a world increasingly full of “scientifically formulated” everything, Batch Twenty-One keeps it old school — with hand-crafted formulations, natural ingredients and earth-conscious product design.
As a Utah based artisan for over a decade, my journey as a metalsmith is ever evolving. I’m constantly inspired by nature, succulents, and minerals and gems from Mother Earth. My jewelry is created with intention and love, my hope is to share my art with the community!
Clutches are timeless and elegant, they add style and accessorize any outfit. I handcraft all my clutches and wristlets from quality materials including leather and designer fabrics. I love the designing and creating process, but above all love seeing the joy they bring to others.
Two pals addicted to treasure hunting in SLC. We’re here to bring you super fun, kitschy and colorful vintage clothing and decor.
My work is expressive of emotion by way of color, line, and shape. The placement of shapes in my series of paintings serve to exemplify ever-changing perspective in thought and expression. Each piece represents individual ideas that are married through feeling in other works.
Based off of her love of plants, and all things green, Kirsten creates one-of-a-kind planters, plant art, and handmade oddities.
Frequently unique was created by Nikki after a lifelong obsession with stones, loving them so much in fact, they needed to be worn. Current works include wire wrapped jewelry, bead weaving and metalsmithing, so we have quite the selection for all people to enjoy!
For people with eating disorders, food allergies, and other food-related psychosis and sensitivities, food can seem less than friendly. My mission is to make food friendly again by knitting, crocheting, and creating adorable googly-eyed food buddies for everyone to love!
Furturtle Show Prints was started by Travis Bone in 2004. Furturtle specializes in limited edition, screen-printed posters for all kinds of bands and events.
Elena Lawrence is an artist who can jump from one medium to another. Ideas change and evolve with every season or vacation destination. Encaustic, watercolor, and mixed media are a few of her current focus groups.
“Garish” by JCB is inspired by pop culture, the series uses references from film, television, and print media – sometimes mixing horror, comedy, and societal issues in one breath. The series is UV and black light activated, created using mixed media.
Utah native! Lover of all things creative! I started making jewelry in 2008 as a hobby and it quickly became an obsession. I love designing and crafting fun colorful pieces to share with all of you! It is so great to be part of the amazing creative community we have in Utah.
Zac Campbell is a visual painter and graphic designer born in Birmingham, AL and currently living and working in Salt Lake City, UT. His art is comprised of geometry, materials, and color patterns that are meant to reflect the relationship between nature and the modern world.
Young black entrepreneur dedicated to family, community, and personal growth. I’m a self-taught embroidery specialist.
