Abby Yang is a Hmong-American Illustrator and designer. She holds a BFA in Illustrations from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.

Abrianna is a fiber artist creating different weavings and wall hangings.

Adora is a freelance graphic designer and artist. She is the owner and head creative of Adora Her Designs.

Alex Yang is a Hmong-American artist who creates digital illustrations exploring themes such as shared experiences, and diaspora within the Hmong community. 

Amy and Harper are a Hmong mother-daughter duo dipping their toes in creating simple, modern, and chic products.

Anna handcrafts and curates clay earrings with love, intention, and care. Each unique and one of a kind with special attention to every detail.

Anu is an artist working mostly with pencil, watercolor and oil. He enjoys using vibrant colors, and deep contrasts.

Azania Tripp (She/Her), is a Black/ African American, Singaporean Eurasian, pansexual woman who hand-cuts paper to create one-of-a-kind wearable collage pieces.

Founder and designer, Bao blends color, pattern, and whimsy into all of her designs. Npauj brings you one of a kind jewelry and fashion pieces that are affordable, fun and timeless.

Brandi fell in love with making press on nails in 2019. Ever since, she has been creating them for others to wear and opened an Etsy shop.

Che is a self-taught designer and have been designing off and on since 2011. I love clean lines, geometric shapes and minimal designs.

Camelia is a 12 year old Hmong American. Her stickers have recently come to light and she is excited to share with everyone, and came up with her own business, Poop&Co.

Collectively, these women are challenging beauty and fashion standards by embracing their petite and curvy body types while creating a brand that exclusively caters to this demographic.

Milk street was the name of the address of the artist's childhood home, where she first fell in love with creation! Milk Street Studio strives to combine bright colors and whimsical subjects as a form of self expression.

Chua Xiong owns Allevery, a studio shop selling digtal art prints and surface pattern designs. She creates a world where culture meets digital art.

Duachaka (Dua) Her is a Hmong-American cartoonist and illustrator. She is the author and illustrator of mini comic, “Tradition,” published by Uncivilized Books.

Love Rainie creates works that are inspired by the things she enjoyed during childhood. Her range of work includes digital art, stationery, decoden trinkets, polymer/resin/acrylic jewelry, keychains, accessories, and more! 

Eric Tu is a writer and spoken word artist.

Ericka started wire weaving during the coronavirus quarantine. When her businesses were forced to close for nearly 3 months, she took the time to craft.

Eve handcrafts adorable mini dolls with Hmong clothes to warm up your home!

Faith is a youth digital artist. She has been drawing for 11 years and makes art for herself and to inspire other artists. She's open to commissions for custom made digital art pieces! 

Fue is an industrial designer, artist, and entrepreneur. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Stout as an Industrial Designer and worked five years professionally.

Gaosheng creates hair accessory pieces that incorporate Hmong attire with a modern twist to be worn for daily wear.

Gayle Smaller Jr., is a creative and entrepreneur from north Minneapolis. During his pursuit of higher education, Gayle honed and crafted his art as well as his commitment to antiracism and antiBlackness.

heather is an angry gemini earth dragon, multiracial, asian, queer, cisgender, disabled, survivor/surviving, anxious, and depressed womxn of color artist and educator based in st. paul, Mni-sota.

papaya.bb is a small queer and PoC owned shop based on Wahpekute land (Twin Cities, MN). they sell homemade earrings, art prints, and stickers, crafted and created out of love and lived experiences.

By day Jamie works with LISC Twin Cities, working with the Twin Cities cultural districts. By night she’s a visual artist and an accomplished writer.

Jannie is the owner and maker behind Jaspirations, a jewelry brand. 

Jen (she/her) is  a hobbyist artist based in the Twin Cities area. Sometimes she designs things—namely enamel pins, acrylic charms, and stickers!

Kao Lee Thao is the Visual, Public artist and 3D animator behind Inner Swirl, where she taps into the subconscious and releases hidden inner swirls in paintings.

Kachia Lee is an apparel designer in Minnesota. She graduated from St. Catherine's University double majoring in Fashion Merchandising and Apparel Design.

Kaolee Yang is the Chief Financial Officer of an Oregon nonprofit organization. Outside of work, she writes. In addition, she is a cohost of All That Talk Talk Show, and founder of The Story Cloth Shop.

Karen uses her academic training as a cultural sociologist to tell stories that delve, shift, manipulate, interrogate, and push the boundaries of identity and examine how they relate to the African diaspora from a feminine perspective.

RedGreen Rivers™ is a social enterprise that works with artisan makers from the Mekong Region in Southeast Asia (most of whom are women and girls) who are incredibly talented in making traditional handicrafts.

Kayla is a 2D/3D graphic artist and 3D animator trained in Computer Graphics. I'm enthusiastic about creating new art content for entertainment marketing and business needs. 

A lifelong learner, leyen (they/she) focuses on telling dreamy and surreal stories. They enjoy using contrasts in line weight; and playing with negative and positive space.

Lou makes soft baby blankets that are Hmong inspried.

Lynda Grafito is a Visual Artist based in Minnesota and born in Colombia. She was one of the cartoonists of two graphic novels that won creation grants: Cielo Rojo (2017) and Ciudad Perdida (2019) with L.E.C.H.E. Collective.