Melting wax and dropping in dyes, scents, fresh herbs and crystals, non-degree seeking graduate student Anna Eckert is the owner of The Storm Witch, a business that focuses on selling
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Exploring different worldviews through the tip of her pen, a Dallas resident uses artwork as a means of making sense out of societal themes. UNT alumna and artist Kari Presswood-Perlman
On a typical evening, elementary education sophomore Alexandria Finkley can be found molding and baking polymer clay into pieces of jewelry. Finkley is the owner of Cute A.F. Jewelry, a
A Denton High School senior comes home from a full day of school, club meetings and drill team practice to start handcrafting orders. Woven Wonders Studio is a business owned
What begins as a sketch in a sketchbook is then inked with a Micron and uploaded on a computer to
When shopping online, international studies senior Yarely Parra makes a point of purchasing jewelry from single mother business owners to
The morning after a storm, a UNT alumnus drives around Denton searching for fallen tree scraps and tosses them into
Prior to Denton Ceramics Collective, four Denton ceramic artists struggled to get their foot in the door with selling products.
A Little Elm resident experiments in her home studio with different plants and materials as she mixes them with resin
The COVID-19 pandemic has led people to navigate a “new normal,” which includes staying home more and wearing masks in
