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By Kahua is a small sewing business based in Puna, Hawaiʻi, founded by Kahuakaʻi Rapoza, a 24-year-old sewist creating patchwork hoodies, blankets, and thoughtfully made lifestyle goods.
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With a background in teaching biology and performing arts, Big Island-based author and artist Erzsi Kuba Palko has shifted her love of ecology and visual storytelling from the classroom and stage to the page in a new children’s picture book with opaque watercolor paintings inspired by ʻōhiʻa trees and native species.
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As the founder and designer behind the brand Lōʻihi, Alyssa Rodrigues creates ocean-inspired art and apparel rooted in Hawaiʻi, guided by a commitment to sustainability.
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Sachelle Dae creates expressive and abstract oil paintings inspired by the landscapes and life from her Maui home.
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Oʻahu-born and raised artist Samson Tanoa Low works with molten glass to create art inspired by his Hawaiian culture.
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Kauaʻi-based printmaker Leslie Frasier is a self-taught maker of fiber arts and crafts.
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Maui illustrator Jillian Ikehara aims to share authentic stories about Hawaiʻi’s history, culture, and people through character design, comics, and narrative illustration.
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Hawaiʻi Island artist Lindsay Dennis starts her process with pencil and paper, sketching designs and patterns out by hand that will become a finished puzzle composed of beautiful glass pieces.
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Sheanae Tam is the Oʻahu-born and raised artist, educator, and mahiʻai from the ahupuaʻa of Kailua.
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Meet Jessie Wheeler, the heart and hands behind Made by Mama, a small business specializing in handcrafted clay lei, earrings and accessories rooted in creativity, transformation and love.
Are you a local artist looking to connect with Hawaiʻi Public Radio? Send an email to hcoburn@hawaiipublicradio.org.