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I'm a Maker Because...with Bria Hammock

Bria Hammock, Designer & Artist - Maker Miniviews series. These interviews are quick and to-the-point, check it out.

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Miniviews series - No. 51 with Bria Hammock

You’ve landed on the fifty-first installment of the Maker Miniviews (mini, two question interviews) series. Learn more about these maker interviews and view a list of all Miniviews.

Bria Hammock is a designer, painter, artist, mother, business owner — a maker! Through her graphic design and/or canvas painting and/or other creative ventures, Bria’s art is consistent and her attention to detail always present.

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I'm a Maker Because...

Bria Hammock interview

What inspires you to keep making things?

"I've been a professional graphic designer for 13 years now and through that journey I have realized that the act of creating is what I love so much about my livelyhood. It's the satisfaction of something tangible being finished after pouring so much time and effort into it... and then getting to share it with our awesome group of Go Slo'ers!

Fine art, specifically painting, is my hobby and I'm so lucky that I can create in so many different ways for this little brand. It makes it even better when I can invite other local makers into our Go Slo fold and support their work as well!"

What one piece of advice would you give to other makers?

"My advice would be to keep making for yourself even if there is the intention to share it with others. If you lose that passion for the process and the things you're making, work and business will suffer. Stay true to your roots and make sure you find a way to keep loving what you do. That passion and enjoyment for the craft will always shine through your creations."

"Stay true to your roots and make sure you find a way to keep loving what you do..." — Bria Hammock

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