Raised on the Oregon Coast and now based in the Outer Sunset neighborhood of San Francisco, Alexis Amann draws on the wild beauty of the West Coast to create vivid, character-driven worlds. She blends mythology, literature, dreams, and natural history into her art, using acrylic gouache, ink and brush, digital media, and large-scale paper installations. Alexis earned her MFA in Painting from the San Francisco Art Institute and her BA in Drawing/Painting/Printmaking from Portland State University.

Braid bakery is a woman-owned micro bakery in the Outer Sunset, specialized in babkas (sweet or savory) and pies. Everything is made from scratch and baked the day-of, with new recipes and flavors every month. They sell from their main location, at pop-ups, and private events.

These pictures were painted in October and November 2024 inspired by daily trips to Ocean Beach. I call this ephemeral series, Beach Wreck. Acrylic, cardboard, and brown paper shopping bags are the materials. These pictures are supposed to be used as seasonal decorations and gifts. They're not meant to last, you have to buy new ones next X-mass, like everything else. They are cheap, not suitable for framing and simple. 

I am an artist and art therapist based in the sunset, I have dabbled in many different art forms and mediums because I am curious about learning how to make beautiful things by hand. I love long projects, making things I can wear that are unique, and painting.

As a photographer deeply passionate about capturing the nuanced beauty of landscapes, my work explores the intersection of memory, place, and visual storytelling. Utilizing analog film allows me to preserve moments with a richness and depth that digital photography often cannot replicate, revealing the subtle textures and emotional resonance of California's diverse terrains. My photographic journey has been driven by a desire to document not just scenery, but the ephemeral essence of a moment—the play of light, the subtle shifts in atmosphere, and the human connection to landscape. Through "California Moments on Film," I invite viewers to experience the state's extraordinary beauty through a lens that honors both technical craft and emotional depth.

I'm a Graphic Designer originally from México. I've been in San Francisco since 2016 and I love it. I really enjoy sketching and watercolors. I'm lucky to live in the Sunset where I can appreciate beautiful landscapes, vibrant colors and an incredible community.  

CuAgMire Jewelry are the creations of local jewelry maker Lisa D’Acquisto. She makes enameled copper and sterling silver pieces that are heavily influenced by her love of nature and color.  

Fishgirl Goods combines illustration and ceramics practices into a range of functional hand-built vessels focused on aquatic and natural themes. Inspiration for the pieces seen on display at Sealevel comes from an imaginative, playful relationship with the sea and its occupants. Since all featured work is both hand built (without the use of a pottery wheel) and freehand painted, every piece is unique. Variations resulting from the drying, painting and firing process are embraced as part of each piece’s character.FishGirl Goods is run in small batches by Outer Sunset based designer/artist Elissa Temme.

Floral Tales is a small but vibrant floral business rooted in the Outer Sunset of San Francisco. Every arrangement is thoughtfully created in a cozy 30-square-foot kitchen.

We take pride in sourcing materials locally, conditioning them with care, and crafting each piece with passion and purpose to bring joy, happiness, and love to your day.

As a proud green business, Floral Tales uses no foam, plastic, or non-biodegradable materials, ensuring every bloom tells a story that’s beautiful and kind to the planet.

Ceramic small batch jewelry and gifts made in San Francisco and El Granada, California. Each piece is lovingly made by hand using nickel free hardware and unique colors and finishes I’ve pulled from my career as an interior designer. 

Frances is a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter who has lived in the Sunset for over 20 years and hosts Sealevel's monthly Songwriter Circle. She makes pottery at Sunset Clayhouse and her holdiay market collection features pieces that explore graphic techniques of monoprinting, newspaper & slip collage, and combining different clays to create bold and expressive patterns. 

Chris Hennessy is a Sunset District based sculptural artist and lifelong Bay Area resident. His primary occupation is as a maker of fine wooden desk and table lamps for local business Hennessy Lampworks. Over the years, Chris has sculpted many other small works which are often influenced by the forms and textures found in the coastal environment.

Jamie Urborg is an SF-based artist who enjoys creating unique ceramic pieces that include wheel thrown bowls, plates, plant pots and other hand built trinkets. Her style is generally rustic and earthy.

Jeana Loraine is an Outer Sunset based illustrator, community builder, and owner of Sealevel SF. Inspired by the ocean and her neighborhood, her illustrations are often nautically themed with a hint of nostalgia. On evenings and weekends Sealevel transforms into a vibrant creative hub and welcoming community gathering space, where all are invited to come together, exchange ideas, share skills and resources, and express their creativity in an inclusive environment.

jordan kushins (she / her) writes about creative places, people, and things; draws seagulls and sand dollars, imaginary birds and silly gifs; makes ceramic jewelry and other crafts; and gardens weekly for clients, and with kids. She lives in the Outer Outer Sunset, and loves San Francisco.

Based in the Outer Sunset, Love Light Project is a woman-owned business founded in 2021 by Geraldyne Masson, a French artisan passionate about timeless design. The candles are hand-poured in small batches using soy or beeswax and are made with clean, high-quality ingredients sourced in the USA. Inspired by the beauty of nature, each unscented candle adds a touch of elegance and simplicity to any space, perfect for those who appreciate mindful craftsmanship.

Marlene Sinicki creates contemporary abstract and representational paintings inspired by the natural world. Her expressive paintings evoke a sense of wonder, time and place. The art celebrates hope and beauty, the interconnectedness of all living beings, and a sustainable future for the planet. 

Megan Broughton is a multidisciplinary artist addressing the climate crisis, loss, transformation, and the sublime. She uses ice, fog, and air currents to underline our daily environments at risk. Her work stems from onsite study in the Arctic (as well as daily walks at home in foggy San Francisco) whose materiality shapes and influences her practice. Residencies include MaréMotrice in Greenland, and The Arctic Circle Residency in Svalbard. Megan holds a BFA from the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) and worked in arts education for 13 years. Megan is a 2023/2024 California Arts Council Emerging Individual Artist Fellow and lives/works in San Francisco.

The Outer Sunset Color Club documents the vibrant pallet, architectural character, and coastal light that are unique to our neighborhood. Through Katie's photos taken on daily walks, Outer Sunset homes are celebrated as the tones and contrast shift throughout different moments of the day. Katie feels grateful to have called the Outer Sunset home for the past 12 years and cherishes every moment she can marvel at its beauty.

Long time designer and crafter living in San Francisco. All items are hand made with functionality and beauty in mind. All profits from sales are donated to the Rett Syndrome Foundation. 

Roy Tahtinen is a SF-based photographer, illustrator, and designer, whose love of found objects led him to create HeartSFound, a vibrant series of photos featuring naturally-formed hearts that are hidden throughout San Francisco. 

Follow Roy as he posts one new heart every day throughout the year - on Instagram and Facebook @HeartSFound.art

I make a range of stoneware ceramics that’s been high fired in cone 10 reduction and cone 6 oxidation. I enjoy both hand building and throwing on the wheel. Some of my featured jewelery is from my lemonade project. Here I have collected and cleaned up broken glass from car windows on SF streets and have up-cycled it by incorporating into my firing process for earrings and necklaces.

To expand a felt sense of our interconnection with each other and the ocean is my core intention as an interdisciplinary artist. Falling within my broader "Loss Spectrum" project, the "All We Are" series incorporates a short poem from a participatory performance collaboration into abstract acrylic paintings and digital collages made from scanned medium format negatives. The poem reads, "We are all / all we are / is each other," and is my call to treat each other with more care. Each piece carries the intention that we reinvigorate compassionate action to meet the societal and environmental challenges of this moment, even amidst various grieving processes. 

Seelie Studio is a natural dye company specializing in purple sea urchin dye. We love teaching workshops that deepen our connection to nature. We create custom apparel, home goods, and artwork for you. We advocate for nature and honor ancient knowledge in all we do. Stop and smell the flowers with Seelie Studio, where environmental responsibility meets artistic expression.

Serena Pappas is a self-taught analog photographer based in San Francisco, CA. Her work captures the subtle beauty of every day life, focusing on quiet, and uncelebrated moments. Recently, she has embraced cyanotype printing, blending the historic technique with her photography to create evocative, unique blue toned prints. 

I'm Sharon. I am a painter and potter. I was trained at the Honolulu Academy of Arts and moved to SF to pursue painting further where I've been bit hard by the ceramics bug. I am also drawn to flowers, which lead me to join an ikebana ikenobo chapter and learn traditional Japanese flower arranging every week with my sensei and flower friends.

Suzy Kopf is a San Francisco-based multidisciplinary artist who scrutinizes the paper ephemera of midcentury consumer culture to probe the enduring mythos of the American Dream. Through water media paintings, collages and site-specific installations, she excavates archival materials and inherited nostalgia for utopias erected and cast aside. Vibrant and pastel colors unify her work across media and evoke the built landscape of the eroding Silicon Valley where she grew up. Conscious of how much byproduct can result from art-production, Suzy strives to have a “no waste” practice, recycling materials back into her work and making her own paint.

An Australian creative based in San Francisco, I create beach inspired ceramics influenced by the laid-back charm of life in the Outer Sunset. Throwing shapes for my mental health, I enjoy making trinket bowls, vases, planters and incense dishes designed to bring serenity and warmth to everyday life.

Two Two One is a San Francisco based cafe pop up serving Asian inspired baked goods and snacks inspired by childhood nostalgia. Growing up playing sports, most of our goodies are influenced by foods typically found at the concession stands.

Hi! I'm Meaghan. I enjoy creating pottery that has a touch of whimsy, cheekiness, and occasionally, a hint of naughtiness. 

My goal is to make playful everyday objects that spark a sense joy and levity. You’ll often find my work in that sweet spot where well-crafted meets silly; a blend of artistry and lightheartedness.

When I’m not getting clay everywhere, you can find me bopping between coffee shops in Outer Sunset in the morning and having a love/hate relationship with Karl.