Malcolm King is an illustrator and 10-year practitioner of manual screen print. His current studies involve restoring repurposed fabric with printmaking and traditional textile processing methods.

The Garment Restoration Project (GRP) is featured along with all his other available work at www.yaudi.xyz.

Amy trekked the Camino de Santiago in Northwestern Spain in 2009, and came back an artist. Based out of Albuquerque, NM, her North Valley studio is an old barn with outdoor decks facing the bosque trails. Amy’s bright and joyful art draws inspiration from natural light, fresh air and the idea that positive thoughts turn into positive things.

Amanda (Laguna Pueblo, Hopi, Choctaw) incorporates different mediums to manipulate the emotions of the viewers, such as pop culture images, graffiti media, historical photographs, graphics, motifs, animation, and foreign paper. Amanda uses her cultures, influences, and inspirations to blend these mediums, forming a story that connects people with contemporary, sometimes whimsical reality.

Learn more about Amanda here:

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Artists Circle

AmandaBeardsley.com
Across the Universe at Nativo Lodge

Tricia creates both serious and whimsical artwork, each hand-painted with precise detail. Combining the magic of hot air balloons with the sweet energy of animals, Tricia’s art woos your heart and lifts your spirit. Working in Placitas New Mexico, Tricia is currently creating books about such topics as the chakras, acceptance, and the Anderson Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum. 

Learn more about Tricia here: 

Tricia George Artist

The Artist’s Magazine – Sept. 2016

By day, Honor is a clinical social worker. At night, she resets with paper and ink. Her illustrations are often a mixture of words and images that explore mental health, connection/relationships, self-love, and social justice – transmuting sorrow and anger, despair and confusion into something redemptive and hopeful. Her life mantra is to use words, art, and movement to build bridges, tear down walls, tend to wounds, empower individuals, and eradicate loneliness and shame.

Learn more about Honor here:

Simple Mental Health – Our stories: Honor Heindl 

Honor on Instagram