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Postmark Center for the Arts is happy to feature local artists in our Gift Shop!

Read about our amazing, featured artists below.

 
Sam Obrovac - Sam Obrovac, who works in a variety of media, will display artworks that draw from traditional Pacific Northwest and Coast Salish design. His work was featured in Postmark's exhibition, Muckleshoot: Alive & Strong.

Marita Dingus - Marita Dingus is an African-American environmental artist. She’s primarily a mixed media sculptor who uses discarded materials, which represent how people of African descent were used during the institution of slavery and colonialism then discarded, but found ways to repurpose themselves and thrive in a hostile world. She incorporates recovered materials into pieces of art where possible and appropriate, and to mitigate waste and pollution in all her work.

Perry Shaw - Perry Shaw is a woodturning artist. He creates handmade hollow form vessels, bowls and other wooden products on a lathe in his small studio in downtown Auburn, Washington. He works almost exclusively with storm or naturally fallen trees and aims to accentuate the natural beauty of the wood with clean, refined forms. What he makes is what he sells.

Nicole Bennion - Nicole Bennion's work reflects her love of nature and animals in her fun creative designs that bring viewers to interact with the outside world. 

Linda Covey-Campbell - Kiln formed glass artist with a home studio for approximately 12 years. I enjoy constantly learning new techniques and experimenting with new color combinations. My work is constantly evolving.

Molly McCann - Molly Patricia is a PNW based fiber artist who finds joy crafting all things cute and cozy. She loves to crochet animals and food. 

Aimee Dan - Aimee Dan is an AAPI/Biracial artist from Seattle who specializes in storyboards and illustration. She has worked for high-profile clients on a variety of projects, including games, advertisements, concept art, future tech pitches, and children’s books.

Savannah O’Malley - Savannah Jane O’Malley is a wife and working mother of 3 former preemies, using art to help bring awareness to birth trauma. She works full-time, pursues her artistic passions part-time, and moms all the time. 

Trenton Quiocho - Trenton Quiocho is a Filipino-American, Tacoma, WA native, who has been working with glass for over 15 years in various capacities. He has held positions as a glassblower, hot shop technician, and teaching artist with organizations including Chihuly Boathouse, Glassybaby, Hilltop Artists, and the Museum of Glass. Currently, he is the Production Manager at Hilltop Artists in Tacoma.

Saori Matsushita - Saori M Stoneware is the official online store that handles the works of Saori Matsushita, a contemporary ceramic artist born in Japan. Originally specializing in ceramic sculpture, she incorporates innovative designs that break away from the conventional "ceramic essence" framework in pottery.

Mary Mann  - Mary Mann's paintings can be found throughout the pacific northwest, focused on the relationships between communities, people, and nature. 

Haley White -Handmade jewelry from the greater Seattle area. Modern elements mixed with classic colors to create timeless pieces. 

J.A.W. - J.A.W has been making hearts out of concrete since 2014. 2000 of his notorious concrete hearts are sprinkled from Tacoma to the U District. "I hope my hearts bring a smile to people’s face and a little bit of joy to their lives when they see them." 

Marit Berg - Marit Berg is a local printmaker working in images of wildlife, natural forms, and domestic objects. Her work comes to life through detailed line work and observational representation. 

Robert Chism - As an award winning artist his work has been featured in numerous media publications locally and nationwide. From gallery shows to public displays his work has gained a reputation for its originality. With the bold use of color, attention to detail, and creative resolve Robert has the unique ability to create iconic images that are sure to catch your eye.

Wendy Wahman - Wendy Wahman works in improvisational drawing, editorial illustration, infographics, and children's books. 

Renee Sonnichsen - Renee Sonnichsen owns and operates Hardwear by Renee, a line of contemporary handbags designed with atypical items such as recycled hardware, inner tubes, and cables. When not pressing and cutting vinyl or searching for the perfect inner tube, Renee makes dahlia and daisy bouquets and punny garden signage out of concrete.  

Christine Stoll  - "I am obsessed with old bits and baubles, and the sound of turning pages in a vintage dictionary. I relish the time spent running my hands through bins of vintage buttons, digging through old jars of vintage hardware at flea markets and estate sales, and flipping through my collection of vintage gas station maps." 

Alex Mojica - "I am a designer and illustrator born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. I have been drawing and doing things art-related ever since I was younger. Illustration was the initial spark that led me into design as well."

Raychelle Ordoñez - Raychelle ORDOÑEZ (Ray-shell ordone-yez, she/her) is a queer femme Filipina-American illustrator & tattoo artist based in Seattle, Washington. She aims to combine dreamy aesthetics, vibrant colors, and cultural significance to both her tattoo and her illustration work. Raychelle’s work includes themes such as (but is not limited to): identity, queerness, language, symbolism, composition, pops of color, contrast, love, visibility, transformative grief, and Filipino culture.

Allyce Wood - “I am a visual artist and weaver currently focused on creating expressive textiles on a vintage four-shaft loom. A collector of threads and an experimenter of techniques, I create unique weaves that blend my contemporary digital influence with traditional patterns. I learned to weave as part of my MFA degree at KHiO, Norway, and have expanded my knowledge while artist in resident at The Mary OIson Farm, The Icelandic Textile Center, and Praxis Fiber Workshop.”

Jennifer Oberheuser - “A sense of whimsy and a love of color and pattern is apparent in my crafting of small household and decorative items. All created from cast off fabrics and found objects, repurposing remnants into playful accessories is the focus of my work.”

Liz Ewings - Liz Ewings is a Seattle painter. She studied art at the UW and design at WWU. She worked as a menswear designer in Seattle, Portland, and Los Angeles. In Australia, she saw Southern Ocean humpback whales for the first time and fell in love. She returned to Seattle to study natural science illustration and oceanography at the UW. She makes art about the ocean and its inhabitants to examine the relationship between humans and nature.

Sarah Miller- Sarah is passionate about fostering inclusivity, creativity, and community for all artists, creating a space that supports artistic growth and innovation. Through her community driven project, SHOW YOUR ART, in the form of a comprehensive guidebook and outreach, she aims to empower new and emerging artists in WA and connect them with local businesses and venues eager to showcase creative talent.

Taylor Cox - Taylor Cox is a letterpress printer, block carver, illustrator and proprietor of Coxswain Press, a small letterpress printing and book arts studio located in the Pacific Northwest. With a focus on limited edition art prints, greeting cards, and artist books, each item is thoughtfully crafted by hand. Taylor’s collection of limited edition block prints are inspired by the lush botanical world of the NW.