9AM.art is a San Francisco based abstract mixed media artist. I mostly paint abstract florals and vases. Picking up a bunch of flowers on your grocery runs or dropping a heartbeat at the sight of a beautiful vase at a thrift store or a craft store- all these moments are our hidden yearnings to take them home and create a space that is our own and perfect to us. These paintings embody these beautiful moments we want to cherish in our homes. Giving a beautiful name to each vase is synonymous to living with it as an entity close to our hearts. Whether it resembles your name, or it reminds you of someone special, these Original artworks are exclusive editions with no print reproductions. Morning time after breakfast is my utmost creative rush hour, which is why the name 9AM.art. I paint without a plan, allowing the brushes to reveal hidden yearnings on the canvas. Some patrons have defined my style as Van Gogh-ish!

Alice is a watercolor and painted paper collage artist. She's delighted to call the Outer Sunset her home and is grateful to the neighborhood for inspiring and entertaining her over the years.

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.

Danielle and Azmath—a couple who love coffee and come from cultures that do, too. Their journey began with a passion for brewing the flavors closest to their hearts, but it quickly became much more. Over the years, they’ve explored the rich histories, traditions, and techniques behind the world’s most beloved brews, deepening their appreciation for the ritual that is coffee. Now, they’re excited to share that passion with you. 

Brews United offers craft beverages inspired by traditional recipes and brewing methods, made with region-specific coffees and teas sourced from community-oriented, equality-focused, and eco-friendly local roasters.

Bright Moments, your Outer Sunset florist, crafts floral designs with hyperlocal, seasonal, sustainably-grown flowers. 

Troubled by the proliferation of what the San Francisco Chronicle terms “gentrification grey,” Chloe Roth created her Outer Sunset series to memorialize the seaside neighborhood before it loses all its color. In protest to the modern trend of repainting the historically sherbet-colored row houses grey, her work celebrates the vibrant hues that cut through the neighborhood’s perennial fog. The series incorporates a diverse range of artistic mediums including orthographic drawings, watercolors, collages, cross-stitch, and bead embroidery. Visit @thechloeroth on Instagram to see the rest of the series or commission your street.

Christine is an illustrator and screen printer based in San Francisco. Her work combines digital and analog techniques, turning urban landscapes into vibrant, hand-printed designs. Through zines, posters, and even billboards, she uses art to champion greener streets and community-driven change.

Hi there! I’m Claudia Guevara, a graphic designer and artist born and raised in México. I find inspiration in colors, textures, people, and life itself! I’ve been doing graphic design for 15 years, but only one year of putting my paintings out there, mostly watercolors. Living in the Sunset since 2016 and loving this community!

Cody Ferris by KT Carney 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 at CuAgMire Jewelry. All her pieces are handmade using traditional metalsmithing tools and techniques incorporating copper (Cu), silver (Ag) and enamel (glass). Coming from a background in botany, Lisa's jewelry reflects a love of plants, flowers and the natural world.

The bond between a beloved pet and their owner is a precious relationship. I have always had a love of animals and nature, and identify proudly as a cat lady. Creating watercolor portraits of pets has been a tremendous joy. I love capturing the special bond between the pet and the owner. By working from photos provided by the pet owner I can see and portray love in the eyes of the pet. Diane Presler has been involved in art and design from an early age. Her work is informed by a childhood spent wandering in the woods and ponds of northern Ohio, sketchbook in hand. Diane has provided graphic design services in the Bay Area since the late ‘80s, and currently is focused on design education and pursuing her passion for painting and drawing.

Small batch clay jewelry, dishes and buttons lovingly handmade in San Francisco & El Granada, California by Lindsey Hairrell. With inspiration pulled from my day job as an interior designer, motherhood and a deep appreciation of our beautiful coast, I began making ceramic earrings for myself and thus, Foggy Clay was born!

I am a certified permanent jewelry artist. I work with 14k gold filled and sterling silver unfinished chains to create bracelets and anklets with a welder. The metals I use for the jewelry don't tarnish. The process is quick and painless.

Naomi is a Chinese-Indonesian American artist based out of Ohlone Lands, in San Francisco, CA. She runs a graphic design studio called Ina Jo Designs and is now debuting art pieces and writings in print form. When not cozied at home, she can often be found on a walk, soaking up sun in the garden (when there is sun), or smiling on a board out in neighboring waters. Art has been a sacred medium to her, but she’s feeling brave these days and proud to share these very nurtured forms of expressions.

Jamie Urborg creates distinctive ceramic pieces, including wheel-thrown bowls, plates, plant pots, and hand-built trinkets. Her style is rooted in rustic, earthy aesthetics, often incorporating organic shapes and textures that evoke a sense of warmth and natural beauty. Each piece is carefully crafted to blend functionality with artistry, celebrating the raw, tactile qualities of clay and the uniqueness of handmade craftsmanship.

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. 

Ji Wook Choi is a San Francisco-based fine artist with a deep passion for art and education. While Ji Wook primarily works with oil paints, she enjoys exploring different mediums, constantly experimenting with color, texture, and new materials. She paints regularly in her home studio and at the Jean Henry School of Art, where she finds inspiration and guidance from her teacher and fellow artists. Her work is deeply personal, drawing inspiration from nature, her travels, and the intricate layers of her multicultural identity.

kelly is a sunset neighbor, clinical & community herbalist, and medicine maker. Each herbal extract is crafted with care, made in small batches from locally sourced and ethically grown plants harvested at peak potency. As an herbalist, she approaches holistic wellbeing as a practice and a process, and encourages her clients to collaborate on their wellness journey. She is passionate about providing resources for people to tend to themselves and their communities through the seasons and offers plant walks & classes, both online and in the neighborhood. 

Lena Lee is a San Francisco-based artist specializing in watercolor painting, exploring the delicate balance of light, shadow, and realism. Her work is meticulously crafted, using soft, layered washes to create depth and emotion in each piece. With a background in art instruction and a passion for capturing fleeting moments, Lena’s paintings invite viewers to pause and appreciate the quiet beauty in everyday life. In addition to watercolors, she also experiments with abstract acrylics, embracing spontaneity and bold expression

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.

Megan Broughton (b. 1990, California) 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 - whose materiality shapes and influences her practice - as well as by living in the fog in San Francisco. She was a 2023 California Arts Council Emerging Individual Artist Fellow and is a 2025 Gallery Route One Fellow.

Michele de la Menardiere is an abstract painter based in San Francisco, California. She has exhibited her work in national and international galleries and her paintings are part of private and corporate collections such as the DC Commission for the Arts and Humanities, Nokia, and the Ritz Carlton. Michele’s art has also been exhibited and acquired by the U.S. State Department’s Art in Embassies Program and is part of several public art projects indulging a large-scale installation at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Arlington, VA. Her paintings have been featured in prominent media outlets such as The Washington Post, on the set of KQED’s Check, Please! Bay Area, and in Sotheby’s multimillion dollar home stagings. Michele is a graduate of Chelsea College of Art and Design in London, England.

I'm an Outer Sunset based potter who loves making fun and functional pieces. My work is influenced by local SF scenery, and each piece is crafted with lots of love and thought. I started my pottery journey when I was in highschool, and picked up pottery again 10 years later! Creating pieces for other people to cherish in their homes brings me a lot of joy.

My variety of Handcrafted products are inspired by my Italian Culture, and are designed and created by me, Nancy F.  The photography of BobRoberts handsome Driftwood Sculpture, I capture from his work while I shadow him around Ocean Beach while he is inspired by what nature has left for him to form into his vision through driftwood.

I'm Jodie, a San Francisco-based Oshibana artist and the creator behind PLANTBOX. After witnessing the significant wastage in the floral industry, I became passionate about preserving flowers in lasting, meaningful ways. I specialize in preserving flowers and creating vibrant handmade pressed flower designs, including earrings, greeting cards, and framed floral art. Whether I'm creating custom bouquet preservation projects or exploring new techniques, my goal is to celebrate flowers in thoughtful and creative ways.

Welcome to Pottery Pugs, a cozy local studio where tiny pots meet big pug energy. Every whimsical mini vase is handmade using various techniques including throwing on a mini wheel, glazed, fired, and fussed over—usually with Basil and Nigel (the pugs) snoring nearby. Crafted with care right here at home in the Outer Sunset, our pieces bring a little joy, a little charm, and a lot of pug-powered personality.

My grandparents gave me a pen-and-ink set years ago as a gift, and ever since, I have been a calligrapher. This naturally led to making cards, and I started making pop-up cards during the pandemic as therapy. A request to fix a friend's necklace led to making jewelry, often featuring Swarovski(R) crystals and Native American carved fetishes. The act of creating brings me peace and joy . . . I hope my creations bring you the same!

I am a long time resident of San Francisco and love my city! I have created neighborhood merch for others to also take pride in the city and their neighborhoods.

Hi! I'm Jessica, and I live and work in San Francisco. I think that everyday objects should and can be beautiful and unique. This work is made from porcelain, using a stain to color the clay body during production. Made primarily on the wheel, all pieces are hand made by me. In keeping the glaze matte, I aim to highlight the natural surface of the pieces. I am inspired by colors of the sea and sky, and the delicate imperfections of hand made items.

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.

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. 

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 that specializes in creating dye from purple sea urchins (strongylocentrotus purpuratus). We offer workshops, dye kits, apparel, home goods, and more. 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 am a ceramics artist currently teaching and managing at a studio - sunsetclayhouse. I have been passionate about ceramics for about 6 years now and have been implementing faces and floral designs since my first class.

I'm part of a group of local urban sketchers called the Sunset Sketchers and we go around the city painting at different locations every weekend. I've racked up a lot of pieces over the years and I'm always discovering new spots all over SF and the Bay Area.

Suzy Kopf (she/her) is a San Francisco based multidisciplinary artist who scrutinizes the paper ephemera of midcentury consumer culture to magnify the enduring mythos of the American Dream. Through watercolor paintings, collages and mixed-media installations she excavates archival materials and inherited nostalgia for failed utopias. Suzy has received numerous residency fellowships including Kala and PLAYA. Projects have been funded most recently by the Hagley Museum and the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). Suzy has exhibited in group and solo shows throughout the United States and Canada including the Delaware Contemporary, Spring/Break Art Fair and the Austrian Embassy. Suzy holds an MFA from MICA.

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.