Tag: use of colour
From delicate floral portraits to stitched stories and soulful realism, artists Miquela Raiche, Juliana Naufel, and Jeannine Zambrano show us how beauty and healing can be found in the everyday. Their journeys are a reminder that art doesn’t have to shout to speak volumes.
Artists Shelly Lang, Kelly Angelovic, and Sarah Fishbein share how they each reclaimed their creative voice through personal transformation. Their stories remind us that art isn’t just about what we make—it’s about how we come home to ourselves in the process.
Meet Jess Quinn, Forest Aliya, and Emma Francis—three powerful artists using color, emotion, and nature to express their deepest truths. Their stories remind us that art isn’t just about what we see—it’s about how we feel, heal, and reconnect through creativity.
Step into the creative worlds of Mari Keeler Cornwell, Ivy Case, and Sara Drescher—three inspiring artists using their work to celebrate the strength, stories, and spirit of women. From bold portraits and surreal dreamscapes to symbolic storytelling, their art reflects a deep commitment to truth, resilience, and imagination. In this article, they share what drives them, how they overcome creative blocks, and why honoring womanhood is at the core of everything they do.
Three women, three powerful stories. Discover how Patrícia Penteado, Jenny Lee Robinson, and Maria Rosati are using art to explore identity, challenge norms, and celebrate the strength of women through deeply personal and beautifully diverse creative journeys.
Three women, three powerful stories. Discover how artists Nora Lebbos, Dawn Bouchard, and Tiina Alanen turned life’s turning points into art that heals, inspires, and celebrates human emotion.
In this feature, Cecilia Lopez, Forest Aliya, and Emma Francis open up about what drives them to create—not just beautiful things, but meaningful ones. Their journeys span continents and cultures, weaving childhood memories, family legacies, personal healing, and unapologetic self-expression into everything they make. These aren’t just artists—they’re storytellers, truth-seekers, and quiet revolutionaries.
What do art, memory, and healing have in common? For artists Marie, Anna, and Carol, everything. In this intimate look into their creative worlds, they open up about the life experiences that shaped their work—from childhood nostalgia to deep personal loss—and how art became their way to find their ture self.
Three women. Three powerful journeys. In this intimate feature, artists Hari Lualhati, Carrie, and Sara De Pasquale share how art has become their lifeline—transforming pain into beauty, memory into meaning, and silence into strength. Their stories remind us that behind every canvas is a woman with something honest, healing, and deeply human to say.
“Join us as Rajul, Yahel, and Jen share how their art became a lifeline—turning brokenness into beauty, memories into vibrant color, and found objects into powerful statements. Discover the healing, joy, and purpose woven through each of their creative journeys.”