MEET THE CREATORS

  • ANDY COTA

    2028 + Fine Arts - 2d Studio

    Owner of Shrimp Draws

    I’m a growing small-artist who wants to make stories with their art. I hope to share maybe comfort, a bit of enjoyment that I hope they’re able to get from my products. Most of them are accessories, so people would know what they like and maybe what they’d like to show to others about them.

  • REESE MCFARLAND

    2027 + Design Arts and Practices

    Owner of Love, Pieces

    My brand is catered to individuals looking for meaningful, comforting products that contribute to their overall sense of security and tranquility. To make things that aren't just nice to look at but also have a special meaning behind them.

  • TOMMEY JODIE

    2026 + Nutrition & Food Systems, Food Studies, and Creative Writing

    Owner of Butterflies and Azee'

    Our mission at Butterflies and Azee' is to increase Native representation in art, specifically through beadwork, while highlighting the work of other Indigenous creators. We are dedicated to building a community that preserves and passes down these rich artistic traditions to future generations.

  • MELANIE RICHARDSON

    2026 + Studio Art

    Owner of Lynn Galleries

    I am interested in promoting painting works for commission. I am adept in painting figures, faces, animals, and scenery. I also delve into surrealism, although my recent works don't reflect that. The services I can offer are painting realistic portraits of individuals and animals and creating realistic or surrealist scenes from whatever descriptions the client provides.

  • M MURPHY-VALENCIA

    2029 + Studio Arts

    Owner of The Emporium of Mischief

    My main goal is to create items that bring whimsy and wonder to however ends up with them. I aim to bring a little magic back to the world with my products and a smile to those willing to support me. 

  • KARINA CARILLO

    2025 + Fashion Industry Science & Technology

    Owner of Cardua Atelier

    We specialize in handcrafted hats and thoughtfully designed accessories that blend timeless craftsmanship with modern style. Each piece is personally designed by Karina Carrillo, a Retail & Fashion student at the University of Arizona, and brought to life using high-quality, ethically sourced materials. Our studio offers limited-edition collections and custom pieces that celebrate individuality, creativity, and slow fashion. Whether you're looking for a statement hat or a one-of-a-kind accessory, our work is made with intention rooted in artistry, sustainability, and personal expression.

  • ALEXIS DOELLINGER + ASH CASTRO-MERRIAM

    2028 + Elementary Education

    2028 + Criminal Justice Studies

    Owners of Constellation Confectioneries

    The most rewarding part of our creative process is getting to bake together and laugh. If even a fraction of the amount of joy we feel while baking together spreads to others through our food, we will be content. 

  • KAYLEIGH SMITH

    2027 + Accounting and Entrepreneurship, Japanese Language Minor  

    Owner of kuddlemekay

    The most rewarding part of this has been seeing what I can make. I always try to make new designs and style to stand out, and it’s so fun playing around and making something new!

  • TRINITY GUIDEN

    2027 + Chemistry

    Owner of nailsby.t.r.i.n

    I started selling press ons when I realized how expensive getting any design besides a french tip at a salon was. I was already making reusable press ons for myself and making extra ones for fun so instead of allowing them to just collect dust, I decided I could help others have more expressive nails. 

  • ASHLEY RIGG

    2026 + Medical Technology

    Owner of Butterfly Sisters

    I would like to portray wonder, curiosity, and serenity through my more ‘classically beautiful’ pieces. This clashes with my stainless steel collection, where I would like to display the personal power, strength, and individuality that I was searching for when I began making these pieces! 

  • MALACHI FEDUNAK

    2026 + Studio Art: 2D Studies

    Owner of One Man’s Trash

    Quality. That is the first thing people should immediately see when they purchase anything, and artwork is no exception. With my original art prints, there is assure quality and passion that is put into each and every single print. Because when you see passion being used to create quality work, it makes the final product that much more enjoyable.

  • LOMA LESCHAK

    2028 + Studio Art & AVCE

    Owner of Lomas Sketchbook

    My business consists of crochet plushies, art prints, stickers and keychains. I use all of my own original art to make my prints and stickers. I use my original paintings so that I can put my art out there and share my work with others. I also incorporate crochet plushies so that I can express both my passions to make a bright and lively brand. 

  • ASHLEY LIMBAUGH

    2026 + Landscape Architecture

    Owner of Ashley’s Arts

    I created Ashley’s Arts to share my landscape paintings with the world while learning digital art in high school. Since then, I have been dedicated to painting landscapes daily, both digitally and traditionally. I enjoy simplifying or amplifying the parts of the environment to make compositions more magical. I find inspiration from the natural landscapes, around me and how the randomness of nature can be so beautiful.

  • HANNAH CONTARDI

    2027 + Retailing and Consumer Sciences

    Owner of Engrave

    Engrave is meant to feel contemporary, organic, and a little whimsical. Each piece is hand designed and handcrafted and meant to either be gifted to loved ones or placed in a dorm room. I want all of my customers to feel like they’ve purchased something special and completely unique each time they support my business.

  • AUSTIN MAYTORENA

    2026 + Music Education

    Owner of Fuse Studio 315°

    I made Fuse Studio 315° to share my art and the varieties I have and I started up again thanks to my mom!

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We’re always looking for more student-creators and entrepreneurs to join our community! We welcome all kinds of businesses, and we can’t wait to see what you’re making.