Vendor Group E
Booths 25-30
Booth 25: Modern Muse Painting
Hello! My name is Natalie Stuby, and I am an acrylic figurative artist. Throughout history, the female form has been one of the most frequently painted subjects – perhaps because it is among the most beautiful. In today’s society, however, negative narratives about women’s bodies are everywhere, and they inevitably seep into how women see themselves.
The goal of my work is to help women recognize themselves as the art they already are, and in my own way, to reclaim and reshape society’s narrative about what it means to be a woman.
Booth 26: NC Arts
Im an artist who learned and fell in love with crochet and fiber art while in the DAAP program at UC. While I primarily crochet, Ive never stoped dabbling in all art forms. Wether its illustrations or fiber arts, I try to bring as much whimsy as I can into the world.
Booth 27: Northside Comics & Art
Chris Asselin is a prolific local artist who has skills in many artistic techniques. He has spent the last few years focused on his original ink drawings, using them to create his successful Spooky line of prints, products and trading cards. Thru Northside Comics, Chris also creates his own mini comics and zines, highlighting his original characters and storylines. Chris enjoys vending at art markets and festivals, as it gives him a chance to interact directly with the community, with many sales leading to repeat customers.
Booth 28: Bgirlbeads
Bgirlsbeads was born after one jewelry making class while on a family vacation. A mother and three daughters were enthralled with the beads and the work so they continued on this new journey. We started making simply earrings, but our passion quickly grew into necklaces, bracelets, leather work, looming, silversmithing and more! We have a continually evolving collection of handcrafted pieces.
We love to work with semi-precious stones, quality beads, and sterling silver. Some of our pieces comes from recycled unique treasures we find along the way.
We started making custom pieces for friends, family, and coworkers. This quickly turned into us selling at markets and fairs. We had 5 successful shows in 2025 and already 2 this year. We can’t get enough!
Booth 29: Art.itika
Art.ika works primarily in watercolor and ink and dabbles in gouache. Inspired by daily sketches from living in Paris for a year, the artist brings a focus on the beautiful every day moments into their art. Featured works include card packs tailored to Cincinnati monuments, commission pieces of local spaces, and small watercolor and gouache still lives.
Booth 30: Mim + Moxie Shop
I Studied Fine Arts with an emphasis in ceramic sculpture. I fell in love with multiple mediums and combining them to make unique works that originally explored themes of body image and treatment of obesity within social norms. Since then ( a long time ago) I have loved exploring new materials and humor in my work. I have adopted an obsession for wool and needle/wet felting techniques, ceramic resin and casting, painting, and just letting my brain take me in all different directions. Inspiration comes from color, pattern, nature, functionality, and creating levity in a confusing world.