Category: Artist Interviews
Meet three artists—Dana Goh, Angie Van Mulken, and Ali Hval—who are carving creative paths by staying close to what inspires them. From soft textiles to glittery sculptures, their stories show how making from the heart can lead to unexpected and meaningful places.
Fabiola, Jacqueline, and Jasmine each came to art in their own way, but all three show us how creativity can become a steady part of life. Through their stories, we see how making things can help us stay curious, connect with others, and better understand ourselves—no matter where we start.
Through painting, fabric, and folded paper, artists Laura Silverman, Montserrat Serra Nonell, and Nicole Pietrantoni show us how paying attention to everyday places and quiet moments can spark something meaningful.
Meet three women—Shana Covington Goodwin, Nicole Loy, and Sarah “Birdie” Niksa—who create through change, emotion, and everyday wonder. From digital art to soft sculpture, they show us how creativity helps us reconnect with what matters.
Three artists, three paths, and a shared love of making something meaningful from everyday life, memory, and nature. Lisa Bramhill, Jessica Dawn, and Kasey Smith invite us into their creative worlds—and show us how noticing what’s around us can turn into something worth holding onto.
Three artists, three very different paths, one shared love for creating. Jane, Brandi, and Rachel open up about what keeps them painting, how they handle the hard days, and why making art still matters—no matter what the world throws at them.
Three women. Three creative paths. From textured canvases to cinematic photography and color-filled paintings, Brooke Reimer, Melissa Butler, and Stefania Del Papa share how they’ve built lives around making and feeling their way through art.
Three women. Three creative paths. From nature-inspired abstracts to layered pieces drawn from motherhood and memory, artists Patricia Steinmann-Britt, Jenna Deibel, and Annika Freiberger share how they keep showing up to create, feel, and grow—one piece at a time.
In this feature, artists Jess Quinn, Lauren Walker, and Vicki Genberg reflect on how their creative paths have evolved—each shaped by personal transformation, emotional depth, and a deep connection to the world around them. Their stories offer insight into the power of art as a space for healing, rediscovery, and meaningful expression.
Nara Guichon knits with intention, using discarded fishing nets and fabric to bring new life to forgotten materials. In this conversation, she shares how her childhood shaped her connection to nature, why she sees trash as treasure, and how her hands follow instinct over plans. Her work challenges us to rethink waste and reminds us that creativity often starts where others stop looking.