Threads of cotton may not seem like much on their own, but when this artist puts them onto her artworks they become something special – both for those who admire her work, and for herself.

Layers of linen, and repurposed coffee filters and teabags, overlap in Molly Supplee’s artworks to create pieces she describes as ‘perfectly imperfect’.

Between her duties as a mum-of-two, you will find Tegan at the throwing wheel creating with clay.

Sometimes it’s difficult to tell which furry friends are real… Take a look at these gorgeous felt creations by artist Sharon Salt.

Charlie from Savingforces tells us a little about her quirky clay sculptures and what inspires her creations.

A look at some of our favourite ceramicists from across the globe…

She’s designed textiles for the likes of Chanel and Dior, with her work sometimes being spotted on the catwalk or on high street. In this q&a we learn more about Jayne Emerson, her textile designs, and ‘fabric recipes’.

Based in Somerset, UK, you can often find Amy Balch capturing the character of beloved pets in her unique artistic style.

After 20 years of focussing on other creative outlets, this Australian artist picked up her late grandma’s paint brushes with an urge to paint abstract – and hasn’t looked back since.

A mother and an artist, Abby creates pieces that absolutely blossom from her paintbrush.

Stephanie wears many hats – fibre artist, author, you name it. She shares how her family history, health history, and the realisation of her need for self-care has shaped her creative journey and her latest project, The Mindful Hobby.

Abigail’s illustrations are fun and quirky. The London-based artist shares how she has found her voice as an illustrator, the advice she has for others to do the same, and the driving forces behind her unique style.