Alice is a multidisciplinary artist working in paint, collage, and photography. Her work explores the meaning of home and belonging primarily from her native Northern California. Since childhood she's looked to nature to make sense of the world around her and continues to revel in its grandeur and moments of stillness. She believes art can be a powerful form of stewardship and connection in local communities.

I am a ceramic artist living in the Outer Sunset. One of my longtime interests has been surface decoration of functional ware. More recently, I began exploring printmaking and found that the mark-making of ceramic sgraffito translated very well to woodblock and linoleum carving.

Karen Ver Trinidad, owner of Bright Moments, crafts floral designs out of her home studio in the Sunset. Designing with florals for gifting, the home, weddings and events, Karen's floral design style blurs the boundary between garden and contemporary. Rooted in community and sustainability, her intentional floral design methods begin with hyperlocal flower sourcing in partnership with regenerative farms committed to growing seasonal, low impact, and chemical-free flowers. Bright Moments is often found with fresh cut flowers at pop-ups from April to October. During the winter, Bright Moments transitions to dried flowers while their farm partners put the fields to rest.

Cody Ferris is handcrafted jewelry and decor created by experiments with color, shape, and texture. Jewelry to get you noticed but wearable enough for everyday made from beads, brass and acrylic. All items are hand sawed, sewn, and finished, embracing the imperfections. Collections are designed with intention to waste as little as possible and often creating one of a kind pieces.

Lisa D’Acquisto is the maker behind CuAgMire Jewelry and her pieces reflect a background in botany and a love of color. Her creations are born in her home studio in the Inner Sunset of San Francisco and her hometown space in Nevada City, CA.

Cheery ceramics for peaceful moments and mini celebrations.In my one car SF garage, I hand build ceramics and slip cast ceramics from vintage and handmade plaster molds.

Dom (treatunice) is a professional sign painter and muralist from Oakland/San Francisco whose artistic practice is driven by a commitment to creating functional and accessible artwork that uplifts communities and spreads positivity. His style incorporates classic typefaces, ornamental lettering, and custom-designed fonts that capture attention and convey meaningful messages.

FishGirl Goods creates whimsical, functional, expressive stoneware hand-built and painted in small batches. Made in Ocean Beach SF by an Outer-Sunset fish/woman mutant.

Foggy Clay, founded by Lindsey Hairrell, is a boutique ceramics company dedicated to small-batch, handcrafted earrings, trinket dishes, buttons and ornaments. Each piece is thoughtfully and sustainably made in San Francisco and finished in El Granada, California.

Frances England is a Grammy-nominated musician and artist who makes things inspired by the natural wonders around her.

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. 

Jess Williams Textiles collections are reflective of an appreciation for the handmade, the quality materials of the past, and a celebration in the renewed enthusiasm for goods produced to be in a home for a lifetime.

I take care in sourcing the materials I use: the trims are often antique and French-made, the felt is 100% wool, and the threads metal/cotton/wool/silk. I make an effort to avoid buying newly-produced synthetic supplies where possible and most importantly to me: I purchase my materials from other small businesses.

I've concentrated mostly on cityscapes in my painting over the years, which is still the case. But I've gone off on a tangent, creating mixed media pieces featuring vintage road maps, scholastic dictionary images, and acrylic renderings of figures from found photos.

jordan kushins is a lifelong artist with: a focus on hopeful projects that capture the spirit of places, people, and planet; a passion for sharing creativity to build connections, community, and sense of self; a belief that everyone is uniquely creative, and that our collective creativity is mighty and generative; a love for San Francisco in all its beautiful, exciting, challenging, shape-shifting, singular glory. She’s also the founder of outer outer .space, an online an IRL resource for making, doing, collecting, learning, and sharing.

Nurse by day, Bay Area artist with a passion for up-cycling vintage and antique items by night! Antique/vintage jewelry and beads were my first creative loves. After moving to a city with a robust birding scene, I became interested in making unique bird feeders. That is how Antique Teacup Bird Feeders/Planters were born! Perfect for indoor plants or outdoor bird seed!

With pigment and beeswax, I build layers of color to create paintings that carry quiet luminosity. Influenced by landscape and minimalism, each piece weaves together inner life and the sense of place, finding its own subtle, resonant balance.

Megan Broughton is a multidisciplinary artist based in San Francisco, CA, addressing the climate crisis, loss, transformation, and the sublime. Her work stems from onsite study in the Arctic, whose materiality shapes and influences her practice.

Exhibition highlights include SFArtsED Gallery at Minnesota Street Project, Berkeley Art Center, and Richmond Art Center. Notable 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 was a 2023 California Arts Council Emerging Individual Artist Fellow. She is a 2025/2026 Gallery Route One Fellow.

I am a SF woodworker local to the Outer Sunset specializing in hand crafting furniture and other goods out of sustainably sourced wood. This is a collection of small gifts that I make with offcuts from my shop in order to waste as little as possible. My passion for wood runs deep in my veins. I love smelling, touching, tasting, yes tasting, looking at, and being in the presence of wood as anyone who knows me will tell you. If you see me on the streets, come talk to me about wood or other things!

Monique is an Outer Sunset based ceramics and stained glass artist. She enjoys creating pieces inspired by the city and environment around her. She started her pottery journey in high school and recently joined a stained glass studio (OKO Designs) to create functional pieces hand crafted for your home.

I love to create works of art that have functional uses, cutting boards, ceramics, chopsticks sticks, all things that can be enjoyed daily. I do woodworking in my garage in ingleside and throw ceramics at sunset clay house in the sunset! All profits are donated to the Rett Syndrome Foundation.

Handcrafted miniature ceramic vases, wheel-thrown and hand-built, glazed and kiln-fired at home in the Outer Sunset. My style evokes whimsy through bright colors, playful textures, and hand-drawn designs.

Rachel T. Robertson is a San Francisco artist and maker who has equal passion for fine art and craft. Working in both two and three dimensions, Rachel creates pieces with depth, texture and simplicity. In her one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces she works with texture, subtle variations of color and layered effects. Each piece is made by hand in her San Francisco studio using a range of primarily natural fibers and upcycled leather. In addition to designing and making a line of fiber jewelry, Rachel is also a fine artist working most often in mixed media on paper.

Discover the inventive flavors of Restriction Kitchen, a gluten-free micro-bakery born right here in the Sunset by locals Kevin and Victoria. Our bakes blend playful creativity with traditional techniques, and are inspired by Victoria’s Filipina heritage and roots in Hong Kong. We always strive for creative flavors, perfect textures, and that sought-after perfect level of not-too-sweet. Our bakes are crafted to delight both Celiacs and gluten-enjoyers alike.

Hi! My name is Jessica and I make porcelain pottery here in San Francisco. Many of my pieces are functional and intended for daily use. I often add a colorant to the white clay to create swirls, marbled patterns, and other unique markings. I like to use a matte clear glaze so the surface of the clay is visible, and the finished pieces retain a stone-like natural feel.

Nicole Samarron is an Academy Award winning visual effects artist turned ceramicist. She enjoys both hand building and wheel throwing with a preference toward recycled or upcycled materials. She uses a variety of stoneware and kiln firing techniques including cone 10 reduction and cone 6 oxidation. She draws inspiration from the unique juxtaposition of nature and our urban environment that is constantly present living in the Outer Sunset District of San Francisco.

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.

Steph is a graphic designer by day and an urban sketcher on weekends. She is leads the Sunset Sketchers group on Sundays and you can often see her out sketching it up all over the city.

I'm a home baker in the Outer Sunset who started baking sugar cookies for fun during the pandemic. It quickly spun up into a side business where I make custom cookies for joyful life events; my daughter's birthday, friend's baby showers, birthday parties, engagements, bachelorettes, you name it. I love partnering with clients to find the right theme, colors, and messages to make their event really special.

Suzy Kopf is an artist, writer and college educator living and working in San Francisco, California. Her work 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 planned 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.

Vanessa VerLee and Catherine Madden are the co-creators of The Somatic Play Book series.

Vanessa is an outer Sunset neighbor and part of Sealevel Kin, who spends her days writing, coaching, playing music and weaving together community magic. Most mornings she can be found strolling the Sunset Dunes with a Blackbird matcha in hand.

Catherine is a Noe Valley based designer and illustrator who loves bringing her pup, Dougie, west for vegan treats at Judahlicious and sandy play at Fort Funston.

Indulge in the whimsy of Yeobowls Ceramics by San Francisco artist Maria Stokes. Maria began working with clay during the pandemic and describes her hobby as an "obsession." She draws inspiration from the vibrant world of nature - from mushrooms sprouting in Golden Gate Park to shells collected along Ocean Beach - as well as from her two cats, Jack and Jill. Maria's ceramics are microwave- and dishwasher-friendly. Follow her on Instagram at @yeobowls.

Zareen Choudhury is a Bangladeshi American cartoonist and artist based in the Sunset district of San Francisco. Whether sketching on quiet street corners or making comics from her bedroom, she seeks to capture the humor and beauty of everyday life. Her work has been published in The New Yorker, McSweeney’s, and The Nib, and showcased at the Cartoon Art Museum and Charles M. Schulz Museum. She recently graduated from the Sequential Artists Workshop’s Comics Certificate Intensive and co-founded the Chronic Illness Comics Club at Crucial Comix.