Pronouns: She/Her Ariel Mei Gliboff/ 梅花 is a queer Chinese American artist and scuba diver living in Redmond. Her work includes underwater photography and watercolor/gouache […]
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Artist Profile: Axton Burton
Axton (pronouns: they/them) is a non-binary Redmond local passionate about connecting the queer community and bringing life to the spontaneous ideas in their head. They […]
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Pronouns: She/Her Brande is a graysexual poet, writer, and comedian living in the Snoqualmie Valley. She is the author of “Lutina Before”, a humorous fantasy […]
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Dany (pronouns: he/him) is a 15-year-old transgender and African American boy living on the Eastside. He has a passion for art and often draws cartoonish […]
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Artist Profile: Elizabeth Hill
Elizabeth Hill (she/her) is a queer artist that lives in the Snoqualmie Valley. She is a painter, potter and installation artist who also plays banjo […]
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Lucky (pronouns: they/he) is a transmasculine, non-binary, multidisciplinary artist from Redmond, WA. They have a B.A. in Engineering with a Sustainable Development concentration from Smith […]
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Marina San Miguel (pronouns: any pronouns) is a lesbian painter living in Redmond. Her works often contain themes of feminism, queer identity, and mental health. […]
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Pronouns: He/they “Nemo” is a neurodivergent, pansexual, nonbinary person who lives in the forest in unincorporated King County and enjoys a variety of creative pursuits, […]
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Pronouns: he/him Saccharine Peccadillo is queer, trans, and bisexual. He has lived all around the Eastside including Redmond, Issaquah, and Duvall, as well as Seattle […]
Continue readingArtist Profile: Théo Nguyen
Théo (any/all pronouns) is a queer, Vietnamese-American artist who primarily works in watercolors, gouaches, pencils, and Procreate. Outside of art, they love talking about pop […]
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