I’m excited to share another curated list of artists I love. This round highlights three-dimensional work—textiles, ceramics, and playful pieces perfect for children’s rooms. Each artist brings a distinct voice and approach, with items available at a range of price points to suit different budgets and tastes.
Carolyn Gavin
Carolyn Gavin’s floral paintings are a celebration of color. Her palette feels fresh and joyful, and her work is offered as originals, prints, and accessories like scarves—making it accessible whether you’re collecting original art or decorating on a budget.
Support this artist:
Carolyn Gavin’s Shop
Carolyn Gavin’s Instagram
Élan Byrd
Élan Byrd creates multimedia work with beautiful texture and restraint. Her raffia-embroidered canvases and woven wall hangings mix organic shapes with neutral tones, adding sculptural interest to a room without overwhelming it.
Support this artist:
Élan Byrd’s Shop
Élan Byrd’s Instagram
Alyson Iwamoto Ceramics
Alyson Iwamoto’s ceramics are whimsical and beautifully made. I discovered her animal pieces at a local craft fair and they instantly stood out—perfect to add personality to a shelf or a child’s room when safely displayed out of reach. Her pieces pair well with eclectic interiors and add a handcrafted charm.
She also collaborates with other makers, and her ceramic elements appear in fiber art and mixed-media pieces, bringing sculptural detail to diverse projects.
Support this artist:
Alyson Iwamoto Ceramics Shop
Alyson Iwamoto’s Instagram
Vaisselle
Vaisselle’s ceramics caught my eye for their playful patterns and fresh color combinations—especially a gingham collection that feels simultaneously classic and modern. Their tableware and decorative pieces add a lively touch to everyday settings.
Support This Artist:
Vaisselle Boutique
Vaisselle on Instagram
Wolf Noodle
Wolf Noodle’s bold, graphic prints have been on my radar for kids’ rooms for a long time. From cheerful cherries to an astrology series and iconic portraits, their color choices are confident and fun—great for injecting personality into a nursery or playroom.
Support this artist:
Wolf Noodle
Wolf Noodle’s Instagram
M.A
I discovered M.A at a local exhibit highlighting Mexican artists. Their textiles and ceramics draw from traditional Mexican crafts, reinterpreted with a contemporary eye. The work feels rooted in heritage while remaining fresh and modern.
Support this artist:
M.A’s art is available on Instagram at the moment
Molly Burgess Designs
Molly Burgess creates dazzling insect sculptures from fabric and sequins. I followed her work after spotting a banana slug piece that my son adored—her collections sell out quickly, and she occasionally opens commissions. These pieces make striking focal points and are wonderfully tactile.
Support this artist:
Molly Burgess Designs Shop
Molly Burgess Designs on Instagram
I hope you find a piece that speaks to you. Handmade art is often one-of-a-kind, so following artists on social platforms can help you catch new drops, limited collections, and commission opportunities.
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