Witness CSULB alumni, illustrator and character designer Cathy Le’s artistic journey unfold inside the pages of iconic comics.

David Dent, owner of LB’s PanIQ Escape Room chain, designed all four of the rooms and built many of the puzzles. Here’s a look into the processes of finding this niche art.

Saving the environment one necklace at a time.

Long-time crochet expert Bailey Geyer gives insight into the rise of the crochet phenomenon, and how she found success in her passion hobby.

Crochet has made a comeback in the generation of technology. Is it here to stay? Or just another trend that would fade in five years?

Despite the widespread access to cell phones and by extension, to cameras, some young people prefer film photography as it makes their photography more intentional.

Art has been a form of activism used throughout history, but does it actually create social change?

Color symbolism is the meaning people attach to colors. But how do these meanings change across different locations, cultures, time periods and individual experiences?

Local artist and former CSULB student Joan Taylor has seen the world transform around her, but her passion for art has remained a constant for decades.

Art has always been subjective, and the use of Artificial Intelligence continues to be a debate as well.

You can find CSULB alumni and Grammy award-winner Dave Van Patten’s murals around Long Beach, Huntington Beach, and Seal Beach. Here’s a look into the man behind the art.

Some of the most fabulous nail art that we often see on social media comes from the upcoming wave of self-taught artists who have changed the nail-game forever.

How a twist of fate led to a thriving business.

CSULB graduate Loren Kane explores femininity and the body with her art.

A generational look into why we love museums so much.

The Long Beach antique market displayed original artwork from Mexican heritage.

Long Beach is home to many businesses that offer hands-on art classes to encourage individuals of all ages to express themselves, focusing on creativity and not perfection.

Digital artist and student Cheska Odulio talks about memories of passion, hobby-made careers and the risk of hating what is loved.

Emma Hughes explores themes of culture, identity and gender in her artwork, which was recently showcased in CSULB’s Marylin Werby Gallery.

The story behind Clay Wood, Long Beach artist and entrepreneur, whose love for art led to a ceramics business.