Artists

Handmade Dyke is an independent queer and trans business that makes Upcycled clothing, jewelry and accessories. From upcycled punk, alternative and rave style clothing to custom made freak plushie bag charms and hats made with baby doll parts, Handmadedyke is a unique alternative artist who makes weird shit for weird people!

Yellow Knit Bear Balaclava
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What can I say that is not of passion. My work is only satisfying when it comes from the deeper current which I have felt always attuned to. I take my work very seriously. There are beliefs and rituals in my life that all connect to it.

Other Spirit Parade A portrait of becoming or "the blue egg"
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Like many people during the pandemic, I got curious about what other talents I was capable of just giving myself a chance. So I started dabbling around with water color and then got more into acrylic painting, where things started to take off. I started getting more into layers and textures, starting to upcycle various things into the canvas. I really enjoy working with vintage media, it’s a lot of fun to bring a new life to something that wouldn’t have seen the light of day again! Creating has been an incredibly wonderful boon in life, as I am also a mental health and fellow veteran advocate. It’s helped me through so much and I encourage everyone I can whenever I can that they too are an artist; give yourself a chance! With that said, no robot can ever replicate the hard work we as humans put into each and every brush stroke. A personal guarantee is that each and every work is one of a kind! I look forward to this space and what it can achieve, thank you again for checking my artwork out!

I Am A Human Mirror A Nest of One Eyed Acorns Rocky Mountain Surreality She Gets Shit Done
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I take foraged forest items from the PNW and combine them with clay. Sometimes I add "trash" or items in my workshop I've gathered from here or there, salvaged from doom. I see things and make them come to life even when they don't make sense. Everything is based in nature, grounded in wood and clay. Its fantastically pointless and shit you want and have no idea why. I live with all that is PTSD from the military. We all have our paths. This is mine. This is what fuels my variety of "madness". Creating is the expression of the visualization of my my mind. What prevents me from walking a "normal" path in life allows me to tap into creatures and oddities of the Otherworlds. It doesn't have to make sense. Its all madness. With love.

The Flowered Fae The Forest Defender The Burt Guy The Sea Monster Guy
Browse Sweet Faes Upcycled Art's work

My work explores the darker side of human expression through ceramics and wood sculpture, drawing inspiration from the grotesque, the mysterious, and the beauty found in imperfection. Distorted faces, haunting figures, twisted forms, and weathered surfaces emerge through an intuitive creative process, often revealing themselves as the work progresses. Influenced by the Japanese philosophy of *wabi-sabi*, I embrace asymmetry, decay, texture, and the unpredictable nature of working with raw materials. I rarely begin with a predetermined outcome, preferring to let each mark, movement, and imperfection guide the next. My sculptures often evoke the feeling of ancient relics, forgotten rituals, or artifacts unearthed from another time. Each piece is handmade and one of a kind, inviting viewers to find beauty in the strange, the unsettling, and the wonderfully imperfect.

The Hollow Witness Sacred Scars The Shape of Becoming Beneath The Surface
Browse Long Lake Art Studio's work

I make art mostly using old pieces of tech (to reduce e-waste) and incorporating it with aspects of nature. My work slightly deviates depending on what I think would look best, but I enjoy working with broken and old technology and giving it new life with bones or bugs.

you have a computer bug :( lantern home a bug's new life Eternity
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I am a wood and fire artist. I have been doing wood art for the past 8 years and recently decided to dive headfirst and make a career out of it. I use pyrography, carving, etching, and staining to create my pieces. My work is created from meditation and reflection. I spend time in my quieted mind, allowing images and symbols to surface naturally, then translate them into physical pieces through woodburning, etching, carving, and mixed media.

Brackish Berries
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