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Blake
(he/xe/they) Upcycler
Blake is a balticbritish colonial settler born on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territories, and is currently living on K'omox & Pentlatch Territories. Xe is a nonbinary trans disabled person.
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Bo St-Louis
Bo is a small digital illustrator that focuses mainly on character work and portraits.
They also crochet, craft, sew, and paint.
(they/them) Digital Artist
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Heather Curtis
(she/her) Graphic Design
Heather Curtis is an illustrator and designer with a background in graphic design, painting, and digital art. Overcoming dyslexia, she uses illustration to tell stories without words, aiming to inspire awe and beauty. Recently, she’s been exploring her Indigenous (Michisaagiig of Rice Lake, Hiawatha Nation) roots.
Originally from Vancouver, Heather now lives in the Comox Valley, working as a freelance artist. She enjoys neon, sci-fi, board games, and sharing dad jokes to bring smiles to others.
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Landon Norris
(any pronouns) Illustrator
Landon Norris is a visual artist specializing in realism, cartoons, and portraiture, having earned a BFA in drawing & painting from OCAD University.
Through inks, charcoal, graphite, watercolour acrylics, and other media, Norris creates abstract landscapes, detailed portraits, and whimsical, or sometimes creepy, creations. From trophy design, pet portraits, to book illustrations, Norris has a wide repertoire and skill set to bring some wild things to life.
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Leah Rosehill
(she/her) Potter
Leah is the creator behind Rosehill Pottery, functional handmade ceramics that are inspired by the whimsy of nature! She is most well known for her mushroom mugs and slug sculptures.
Each piece is uniquely hand carved with illustrations of fungi, ferns, and west coast forest motifs. Leah has been doing pottery for 9 years and went to Kwantlen Polytechnic University to study ceramics before moving to the Comox Valley to pursue her passion for pots full-time.
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Lil
(she/they) Digital artist
Hi, my name is Lil. I'm queer and autistic and I design and produce stickers of the creature, neurodivergent and pride variety!
meika johnson
(they/them) Fabric artist
meika makes gorgeous embroidery on found fabric working with queer identity and punk joy. They also paint, illustrate, and design kickass pins.
email: beweirdhavefun@gmail.com
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Monster Boy
(he/him) Fabric Sculptor
Monster Boy creates felted sculptures that tell stories of his experiences while relating to folklore legends. His art expresses how it feels to have a trans-male body, and how dehumanizing that can be.
Using the soft material of wool to face the ‘soft-boy’ stereotype that comes along with being a transgender man. Finding that kinship in felt, he uses it to face his own fears of being viewed as more feminine for creating with textiles.
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Prince-S
(they/them) Chainmailler
Taz has been making chainmail for almost 2 decades. They finally made the jump to sell publicly after years of custom work. They love to make epic apparel that makes people feel like a badass.
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Jojo Oliver
(he/they) Acrylic and oil, etc
I am a queer and trans creator, specializing in traditional oil and acrylic paintings. I also dabble in digital illustration and photography. The vast majority of my landscape paintings are referenced from photos I've taken.
I'm at most of our markets, if you're reading this after seeing us at pride, chances are you've met me!
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This is about building community.
All this work is just an excuse to make friends.