Tag: use of colour
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.
Meet three powerful women artists—Angela Meijer, Sondra Tregre Stanley, and Kait Matthews—whose creative journeys explore healing, heritage, and heart. Their work is as unique as their voices, but they all share one thing: a deep love for storytelling through art.
In this feature, artists Franziska Dörfel, Deborah, and Celeste Cisneros reflect on their unique creative paths—sharing how their practices have become tools for healing, resilience, and personal growth. Their stories reveal the transformative power of art in navigating memory, identity, and emotional truth.
Three inspiring women artists: Cecilia, Julia, and Anne share the heart behind their work—stories of heritage, healing, and fearless creativity. Discover how they turn life into art and art into something truly human.
Three talented women, three different journeys—and one universal truth: art heals. In this intimate feature, Yulia Lisle, Haejin Yoo, and Ayleen Wolfe open up about how painting became their voice, their therapy, and their way home to themselves.
In this conversation with Paula Borsetti, Neha Nandedkar, and Tatjana Mihailova, three women open up about how art became a path to healing, self-discovery, and authentic expression—each with a story that invites us to reconnect with our own creativity.
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.