Working as a graphic designer during the day, Anna Egberts puts on her painting hat at night to transform blank canvases to colourful displays of art.

Domenique Serfontein may be based in Ireland, but her magical illustrations take us to another world entirely.

Are you a lover of macramé, clay jewellery, or both? We look at handmade earrings that blend the boundaries between fibre art and clay.

Clare from CP Ceramics tells us how she combines her everyday job as an architect with her creative outlet.

Marie Leman from Maison du coeur tells us about her pottery pieces, handmade in Russia.

The intricacy of these handmade clay earrings by Cindy at Andsëë Studio needs to be seen to be believed.

Becoming an artist was never actually the plan for Australian artist Jacklyn Foster. But sometimes life just makes its own path along the way.

Carolyn combines her fascination with native Australian plants and her love of crafting, and the results are simply beautiful.

Dutch floral stylist Loesje van Herp tells us about working with nature to create her designs.

Following you heart is often a big part of being a creative, and Alyssa tells us about doing exactly that.

Being able to call herself a full-time artist was always something Rach Jackson had hoped, but it was a pipe dream. Now she tells us about making that dream a reality.

After a couple of years of making and selling macramé, Brittanee suddenly found herself craving something new. She tells us about finding that inspiration again, and the importance of the ever-growing fibre art community.