I always had a passion for art and incorporating some new art in my home has been a goal of mine. Art is powerful. The art in people’s homes tell a lot about them. People express their passions, personalties, and their interests with art. Which is why I wanted to highlight some of my favorite Black female artist {a few who I already purchased from} to expand people’s art collections and to diversify their homes.
– Reyna Noriega
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- Uzo Njoku is a visual artist working with oil paint, acrylic, and elements of collage.
- Jade Purple Brown is an artist that uses strong figures, vibrant colors, and messages of optimism to create new, dynamic worlds of individuality and empowerment.
- Aleea Rae is a graphic designer by profession and an Illustrator by passion.
- Reyna Noriega is an author, educator, and visual artist.
- Melissa Koby is spreads love with illustrations and makes art inspired by people and plants.
- Chantell Marlow is a visual designer specializing in branding, illustration, and packing design.
- Shanée Benjamin loves to create and use her art as a voice.
Support, follow, purchase, and get to know these creative women— not just today but every day.
I’ve heard it numerous times, but change starts within your home. I want my future children to grow up and see, ask questions, understand + love all people of color. Beyond what I tell them and what they learn, I feel like growing up with diverse art will be another way for them to be constantly reminded + inspired to want and seek a better, more equal future.
As “trends” fade— much like this movement, art is forever.
Xo,
