Our Artists
Listed Alphabetically by Last Name
Elena Cronin
Elena has been a fine artist her whole life and a designer-illustrator in Portland, OR for about 15 years. She delights in bright colors, organic form, and natural imagery and specializes in non-profit, conservation, and mission-driven projects. More of Elena's work can be found at elenacronin.com.
Kim Dills
Kim is a mixed media artist with a background in illustration, graphic design, and fiber arts. Eighteen years ago, she started exploring the creation of painting on wood and mixing her love for fiber arts and pattern with illustration on wood. You can see more of Kim's work at kdills.com.
Ruthy Kim
Ruthy is an LA-based Korean American illustrator who shares stories through illustrations that capture moments of joy, wonder, and quiet hope. More of her work can be found at ruthykim.com
Betsy LeVine
Betsy is a painter, photographer, gardener, hiker, and mama living in Portland, OR. You can view more of Betsy's work at betsyart.net or follow her on IG @betsylevineart.
Andrew Maynard
Andrew has always liked making and creating things with his hands. He began his art career in the mid 2000s studying under artists in Texas and New Mexico before moving to Montana to become a graphic designer and full time illustrator. You can find more of Andrew's art at andrewmadethis.com
Jennifer Mercede
Jennifer is a Portland-based artist known for her vibrant paintings filled with fun color combinations, playful text, and energetic doodling. Often described as “street art meets toddler meets fine art,” her work celebrates joy, spontaneity, and the beauty of imperfection.
Vincent Morrelli
Vincent is a freelance artist and illustrator living in Portland, Oregon. More of his work can be found at vincentmorrelli.com.
Riley Poor
Riley is an artist, universal designer and consultant,
speaker, writer, and agent of social change living and working in Portland, Oregon. More of Riley's work can be found at radically-included.com/weirdest-shop.
Allie Yacina
Allie is an artist, illustrator, teacher, and designer residing in Portland, OR. Her work explores color and sense of place through traditional and digital media. Her paintings have been shown in local galleries and her illustrations have been published in editorials as well as limited edition poster prints for clients such as the Portland Parks Foundation and the Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership.
Allie teaches at Ulna Studios and works full-time as an illustrator and designer for a local mobile game developer. More of her work can be found at allieyacina.com.