ChetArt

Chet Phillips presents his slightly off-center view of the world through his digital woodcut styled illustrations. For 30+ years his work has been showcased by advertising agencies, design firms, corporations, book publishers, magazines and movie studios.

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Dan Grissom

Dan Grissom’s work primarily consists of his original, colorful, nature-inspired illustrations screen printed by hand. His compositions are often kept minimal, but sometimes also have very intricate details.

Juliet Whitsett

Juliet Whitsett has sampled colors from crowd-sourced images of Texas’s endangered & threatened species in order to create original art inspired by their lives and forms.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Monica L Knighton Illustration

Illustrated creatures for your wall or to wear. Storybook style pen and inks of the hoofed, feathered and scaled variety.

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Jenn Sneary Art

Jenn Sneary is an Austin-based illustrator and printmaker whose intricate linework and fanciful subjects are inspired by folklore, mythology, and fantasy. Her illustrations are created and screen printed by hand.

Monica Gallagher

Artist prints and stickers highlighting the cute, local folklore of Texas and beyond.

A Real Peach

A Real Peach is a watercolor and mixed media studio by illustrator Melanie Pavao, celebrating the quiet beauty of flora and fauna. Inspired by the natural world original paintings takes shape with layers of watercolor, gouache, colored pencil and ink. Giclée Premium archival prints are created from original paintings. Printed on bright white, 340g, acid and lignin free, 100% cotton watercolor paper.

Rob Ozborne

The vibrant artwork of Rob Ozborne is rich with saturated colors and pop art style.

Shelby Elizabeth Art

Detailed original ink drawings and handmade embroidery. Signed prints, handmade coasters, mini framed prints and hand embroidered necklaces & pins.

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Studio Orch

I have a love for minimal artwork with a sense of humor. My notecards are handmade from start to finish as I draw, carve out of linoleum, and print on 100# cover Kraft-tone paper that I cut and score from scratch. This printing process makes each notecard unique gifts by hand or mail and are frameable art in their own right. My 8×10 prints are scans of my block prints and/or digitally hand drawn and printed on archival paper. Each design is inspired by the botanical world around me, my tiny dog, Ichabod, and all the funny little kids in my life.

Little Green Press ATX

Little Green Press ATX is a small artisan business featuring works that range from prints, paintings, drawings, and handmade stationery.

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Tiny Framed Things

Tiny Framed Things are the tiniest and “framiest” of all the things. Adorable framed mini prints of items including favorites like a possum or a range of butts. The items are a half inch big and the frame is only 2.5″x3.5″ – big fun in a tiny package.

Victrola Design Studio

Victrola Design Studio is rooted in artist Victoria Corbett’s observations of the beauty surrounding her, inspired by repetition, uniformity, and patterns found in nature. Each color is thoughtfully chosen and mixed by hand, then screen printed and or block printed onto fabric or paper in Victoria’s studio in West Austin.

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Kaleidobloom

Kaleidoscope-inspired, pressed flower artwork.

Works of a Quirk

Alex is a self-taught Austin-based artist that works with a wide range of art mediums including block printing, watercolor and gauche painting, pyrography and more. Her works are inspired by nature and she sources her supplies primarily from small local businesses as well as utilizing reclaimed materials.

Maridad Studio

Jennifer Pate is the artist behind Maridad Studio, creating figurative illustrations based on her love of local food, cocktails, and nature. By reflecting on their own experience as a Hispanic queer female artist, Jenn produces surreal depictions as a way to expand on the sometimes limiting structures of identity. These playful depictions support a sense of self love within the mundane whimsy of our daily lives.