As a lifelong artisan of many different mediums, Katrina has always looked for ways for people to enjoy her artwork. She has become a Henna Tattoo artist and a jewelry maker so that people can not only enjoy her work but wear it! She focuses on original and unique designs.
There are so many names for what I do; leather worker, upholsterer, seamstress… I prefer maker. Derived from the sights, sounds, cultures and textures of places I’ve traveled worldwide, I try to put a little soul into each bag, holster, belt, and custom creation I make.
When a knee injury in the beginning of 2018 limited her usual outdoor activities, DeAnna discovered the therapeutic benefits of creating hand knotted macramé. Her work is inspired by simplicity, and the beauty of the mountains and desert.
Vanessa, a fan of film noir and horror, specializes in pop culture portraits. Although she works in many different mediums, one thing is true—the art she creates is dominated by texture, layers and the contrast between gray scale and color.
Concrete and Copper is a husband and wife team that appreciates design in every sense of the word. With backgrounds in architecture, interior design and construction, using concrete to create unique, handmade decor and housewares just felt like a natural thing to do.
Curated retro and vintage clothing and odds and ends, personally sourced by owners Jacqueline and Logan.
Tara is the artist and creator of CraftingTiger. She uses lots of cardstock paper to create dimension in her greeting cards, pop up cards, pin back buttons, and handmade books. She also uses inks and watercolors to make every handmade item one of a kind.
My name is Alex Al-Naqeeb and I am the artist for Creative Bones. I am a twenty seven year old mixed media artist from Salt Lake City, Utah. The inspiration for my art comes from skulls and nature because I have always been interested in their symbolism and what they represent.
Diagnosed with auto-immune disorders in childhood (affecting her skin & later joints) Melanie strives to create nourishment for your skin. Handcrafting buttersilk & salt bar soaps, body butters, lip balms, facial cleansers, sugar scrubs & more, she hopes you love your skin again.
Danielle creates fiber pieces with enthusiasm for texture, pattern and color. Having received her MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, she focuses on modifying traditional fiber methods to create contemporary embroideries, weavings, an other hand-sewn items.
Inspired by nature and astronomy, all my sterling silver jewelry is designed and drawn by me. I then etch and cut those designs out of sterling silver plate, which is hand finished.
Color is everything! Emmi Jaine Creations is all about creating anything colorful and fun! Using various techniques including resin craft, sewing, painting, beading, and more to create dreamy kawaii-inspired accessories and gifts!
We are a mother-daughter team and creators of folk-inspired art. We create our art by hand from naturally-dyed wool using a process called felting. Some of our work includes wall hangings, dolls, skirts, and doll houses; however, we are always creating new and unique things.
Rooted in dreams and nostalgia, Connor creates wall adornments by hand. Her current work exists in the textile realm. Her tapestries and hand dyed linens are grounded in plant-based dyeing techniques that create magic in any environment.
Brett Ferrin is a local graphic designer and illustrator whose playful work is heavily inspired by his obsession with Halloween and the magic of mid-century illustration. He’s been honored to do illustration work for local companies like SLUG, City Weekly and Even Stevens.
As a ceramicist, my artwork is first and foremost about comfort, the way a handle fits around your fingers or how a bowl feels when you raise it to your lips to get the last drop of soup. I feel the best pieces are the ones you cannot put down.
Afton and Shauna are Bay Area artists, who specialize in creating watercolor textiles. Once the fabric is printed, they sew pillows, bags, clothes, and custom orders out of their prints.
Meghan creates unique, nature inspired sterling silver jewelry by hand and torch. Her work focuses largely on beautiful stones and subtle layers and textures.