Female Artist Feature

Today’s Female Artist Feature is ! Based near Kansas City, Ritisha Chance is the jewelry designer behind A Beautiful Projection. Working mostly in silver and brass, her work is influenced by her love of shapes found in architecture. Ritisha finds inspiration and joy in the process of creating slowly. I love the minimalist style behind her structural pieces. To see more of Ritisha's work, go follow
@ Lawrence, Kansas

Today’s Female Artist Feature is .ane! Neka is an artist based in Spain. She creates paper cut-out portraits of female figures. In her series "The Imperfect Woman," Neka describes her use of continous, delicate line as a way of capturing feminine beauty. I love her use of bright colors and patterns coupled with areas of negative space. To see more of Neka’s work, go follow .ane
@ Spain

Liz Rundorff Smith is an artist based in Greenville, SC. Working in oil, pastel powder, graphite, and wax, she grapples with memorial as it relates to the everyday. She is particularly interested in the ways we assign meaning to seemingly valueless objects—the ways such objects can make loss or memory more accessible. Liz uses wax to imbed discarded materials in her work, elevating the mundane as one elevates a keepsake. To see more of her work, follow
@ Greenville, South Carolina

LA based Ales Ceramics creates playful and functional pottery intended for everyday use and is inspired by urban and natural California surroundings. To see more work, go follow
@ Los Angeles, California

Xenia Gray is a figurative artist working in oil, acrylic, pastel, and charcoal. Fascinated by unexpressed feelings and things left unsaid, Xenia explores emotions through paintings of the human body. Currently based in DC, her world view is equally informed by her childhood in Siberia as it is by the various locations she has experienced in America. To see more of her work, go follow .gray
@ Washington, D.C.

Today’s Female Artist Feature is . Jordan Kay is a Seattle based illustrator who often creates female characters that embody strength, inner longing, sexuality, and drive. She contrasts her love of bold colors and delicate botanicals, creating a playfulness behind her work. To see more of Jordan’s work, go follow
@ Seattle, Washington

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Winner will be randomly chosen and announced Saturday, October 19! @ Washington, District of Columbia

Emily Keating Snyder is an LA based artist who creates color experiences through her use of large blocks of color on unprimed, unstretched canvas. I love her use of embroidery thread layered over the blocks of color. To see more go follow @ Los Angeles, California

Darcy Wilks is based in Birmingham, AL and creates work that blurs the line between 2D and 3D art. With an emphasis on materials, Darcy refers to her process as "painting in 3D." Go follow to see more work! @ Birmingham, Alabama

Today’s Female Artist Feature is .n. Lison is a French painter and illustrator based in Tours, France. She uses colors inspired by her place of origin, Réunion Island. I love her graphic shapes and bright landscapes.
@ Tours, France

Kelly Castor is an Illustrator and designer based in KC. She is also a designer at , creating content for the Think.Make.Share. blog. I love her unique color combinations, her ability to capture the essence and character of her subject matter, and the sense of energy behind her work. Follow for more work!
@ Kansas City, Missouri

Female Artist Feature is a new account dedicated to sharing the art of emerging female creatives. Let’s support lady artists! Illustration by