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Artist Roster!

January 4, 2025

Sarah Savoie

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Houston-based artist Sarah Savoie is a painter and graphic designer. She paints by hand on canvas like it’s 1989 and also creates well-crafted digital illustrations like it’s 2024. With introspection and care she creates beasts, beauty, birds, and bar art with an occasional nod toward Texan culture. 

After living in five states and three countries, she is happily settled in Houston with her family. This eclectic collage of world experience is expressed in much of her art. Her original artworks and high-quality prints are available to bring a fresh, personal touch to your space. When she’s not exhibiting at art fairs, you’ll find Sarah in her studio, Painting & Pixels, where she continues to experiment, create, and inspire. 

Hannah Bladh

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I believe that the right painting in the right place can turn your day around for the better. In my art I like to romanticize ordinary places and things. I have an ability to see the beauty all around me-even filling up at the gas station, loading my car in the Walmart parking lot, or making breakfast. I try to focus on the joyful and beautiful moments in everyday life. With my art, I help others slow down and remember the good things they have right now in this moment.
I paint usually with oil, and occasionally acrylic.

Hannah Bladh Fine Art

Bella’s Flowers

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My name is Isabella, and I love art. My mother told me she knew art would be my passion when I was in kindergarten. I would always color inside the lines and was very meticulous in what I drew and how I colored it. She said I was always striving for my art to be perfect. She was right. I love how art makes me feel, but what I really love is seeing how my art makes others feel. I especially love painting flowers because to me they are the prettiest to paint. I know as I grow as an artist my art will grow too. I’m looking forward to taking this first step in making art my career.

Hashem Studio

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Love of art has always been a major part of my life. Growing up in a remote area in Lebanon, I spent my childhood on hillsides entertaining myself by using natural environment to make art, creating miniature villages using twigs, mud, pebbles, seashells and other flotsam. Bullet casings and exploded shrapnel afforded excellent miniature construction material. I started my career as a molecular biologist, but I never gave up art, filling up any free time creating something. After taking my first class in ceramics 10+ years ago, I fell in love and decided to give it 100% of my attention. Turning mud into a mug involves physics, chemistry, and cognitive constructional abilities, yet is ultimately controlled by the unpredictable whims of the kiln gods, … and playing with clay is cheaper than psychotherapy. I replaced scientific experimentation with experimentation with clay. I am constantly trying new techniques, materials, and glazes, giving rise to my eclectic style. There will always be something new and different in my collection. You can view current works by following me on Instagram or my website.

Najia Omer

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Najia Omer’s mixed media paintings draw profound inspiration from her cultural roots, having grown up in Pakistan. Infusing her canvases with gold-thread stitching, she intricately portrays women as origami birds in her artwork. These visual narratives become a reflection of aspirations and the pursuit of dreams, creating a unique tapestry that beautifully weaves together culture and personal journey.

Najia Omer
Najia Omer
Najia Omer
Najia Omer

Papermolas

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Miriam Lim O’Brien, the owner and creator of Papermolas, draws inspiration from molas, a traditional textile art form of the Guna Indians in Panama and Colombia. Her designs reflect the vibrant patterns and colors of typical molas, combining traditional looks with modern geometric graphics. Initially creating physical paper art, Miriam transitioned to a sustainable digital medium due to time constraints and market demand. She now prints her designs, including greeting cards and coasters, in her home office using professional equipment. All products Miriam presents are her original designs, celebrating the fusion of tradition and modernity in her artwork.

Papermolas
Papermolas

Chris Prazak

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Large Vibrant Photography is the best way to describe my art. I am local to the Heights and have been an avid photographer for many years. My art is bright, colorful, saturated, and tac sharp as I control the entire process from taking the photo, developing, printing matting and framing. My pictures are often of local landmarks and I work to show them in new light and perspective through long exposures to encourage the viewer to continue getting closer and closer to discover more that they might see at first glance. I love travel, adventure, and artistic exploration and seek to share my journey with others.

Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
Chris Prazak
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