Sweeping serifs and ribbons of text flow across Marina Gulova’s creations. Letters float among the stars of inky, indigo galaxies. Blocky text is superimposed atop vivid, tropical botanicals.

Pieced together on Sarah Edwards’ sunlit dining room table is an intricate collage of plant life, like a painting by Mother Nature herself.

Christy Branson discovered encaustic painting entirely by accident. Now, she can’t paint fast enough.

Brian Deemy is on a perpetual quest to push boundaries in his chosen medium.

Before David Waters even had his college degree in hand, the explosively colorful, organized chaos of his designs had caught the eye of some huge brands: Nike, Adidas, ESPN.

Procrastination is often Brittany Stodgell’s incentive for artistic inspiration.

Devon Plopper hasn’t had a solo show in Spokane since last spring, but the artist’s most recent series of ink-on-paper drawings took nearly a year to create. If you’ve seen them, you’d know why.