Beth is a photographer who captures creatives, makers, chefs, and small business owners — people whose identity is visible in their work, building something with their hands, refining it over time, shaping it into something that carries their fingerprint.

Kristina is a Florida native who works primarily in the woodcut printmaking process. Inspired by Florida’s landscape, she highlights the bright, bold, and colorful beauty found outdoors.

Owner of Hemmaliv Ceramics (pronounced “hemma-leave”), Abigail creates pieces for everyday use that will add a little cozy to your home. Pieces that help create a space where you can slow down and soak in the beautiful moments of everyday living.

Born in Arecibo, Puerto Rico, Edmari spent most of her life in Jacksonville. Hernandez practices her art by exploring personal connections to the natural environments of both her home island and her home state.

Mere is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Margaret Street Studios in Riverside. Inspired by bold colors and playful forms, her one-of-a-kind pieces of recycled materials bring character and charm to both residential and commercial spaces.

Sarah, aka The Salt Lady, is a former science teacher who turned her love of plants, food, and community into a business. Summa Salts makes bold, herb-packed seasoning salts using real ingredients.

Tatiana is a self-taught, visual artist whose work explores human emotion and the resilience of the human spirit through the lens of her identity as a Black woman. Her art blends bold color, layered symbolism, and natural elements.

Noel is a proud Jacksonville native and owner of Bello Boopie, an event-based sales business providing a local source for paper products and fine gifts that was named Riverside Arts Market “Maker of the Year” in 2021.

Born and raised in Jacksonville, Jarett is a mixed media artist focused on telling stories through his company, Trust God.