Issue #7 is here! The launch in Saint John went really well. It was so nice to see many of the artists from this issue in person!

“Oh, I’m not an artist.” How many times have I heard that line? Said it myself? A post like this one has been brewing for awhile.

Tim Hogan is an emerging artist of Maliseet and Irish descent, a single parent and student enrolled at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD).

“The best piece of advice I ever got was from [fellow artist] Peter Salmon, he said “Just paint the picture, Cliff!”

It is the oldest woolen mill in Canada, and every step in the process of making yarn is done under one roof.

Many of the artists have pushed themselves out of their comfort zone to create their work, and Joe Pach is one of them.

One of my braided rugs is in Toronto as we speak at the Toronto Design Offsite Festival, along with pieces by four other NB artists/designers.

I recently lost my camera in Halifax. I posted an ad on Kijiji but thought I’d never see it again.

Buying local is (finally!) gaining in popularity, but unless you make it out to the craft fairs, galleries or markets it can be hard to actually get[…]

“The magazine is top notch, modern, well written, you guys are doing a great job!”

— Eveline Gallant Fournier

I love buying locally made things for many reasons (local economy, beauty, connection to people, culture, etc) and think it is worth the extra effort and expense.

The Fashion Issue has been off the press for a couple weeks now and looks mighty fine!