Missy Ames is an artist and designer living in the Rocky Mountains. Her work follows the themes of travel and nature and she loves to experiment with painting methods and digital art to capture different styles.

Origami storyteller Vitamin Juju speaks for nature, wildlife and for the planet, displaying energy and motion reflected as “emotions” in 3D format.

Izzy and Steve are a wife and husband team making fun, whimsical and silly art for all! They make tie dye, paintings, and more!

Melissa (Tshikamba) is an Illustrator and figurative artist currently based in Utah with a Bachelor of Fine Art in illustration. A love of sacred imagery, the divine feminine, abstract realism, history, the ethereal, African symbols, mythology, cosmology, Mother Nature, and her ancestral heritage inspires her art. Her main mediums are 22 karat gold leaf and oil, and she brings texture and depth to her pieces with sculpture and resin. She combines traditional African patterns and cultures with the modern contemporary, often incorporating circles, bees, and gold into her work—representative of eternity, matriarchy, royalty, light, and empowerment. She hopes to instill a message of self-love and acceptance to all those who view her art.

Life has taught Amanda to find beauty in unexpected places. She takes ordinary objects and photos and transforms them through a process called cyanotype to create unique original art ready to display in any home or office.

As a textile artist, over the years I flirted with the idea of making dolls, but it was transient and brief. However, in 2022, as the pandemic wore on, I sought ways to deepen my artistic practice. I turned to doll making and found it comforting: the repetition of sewing, felting, and draping was meditative. In it, I found peace during a time of personal and global loss. Further, the process was thought provoking; I encountered silence, the unknown, and memories. I began to see dolls as a way to honor traditions and to celebrate change. These dolls have helped me to walk with grief, and find solace along the way.

Graphic artist inspired by all things wild and weird. Lauren then applies art to every day goods such as shirts, mugs, tote bags, and more!