Artist Collaborations
Art Director and Graphic Designer
Carl Svendsen
Carl is a freelance art director and graphic designer who runs Svendsen Studio. He brings polished, clean design principles—He is the designer of the SolWeave logo, branding, and thoughtful visual systems—to strengthen our aesthetic and mission-driven visual identity.
Hobbyist and Graphic Designer
Zach Dawson
Zach is an experimental composer, multimedia artist, and researcher exploring how creativity aids healing. With exhibitions at places like Kunsthal Gent (2024) and academic projects exploring material expression, he elevates SolWeave’s creative and emotional depth.
BA Fashion Designer and Founder of CARIANI
Ryan Bracken
A multi-talented visual artist and designer, Ryan brings narrative-driven empathy to SolWeave through powerful pieces like “Anxiety Eye.” His work harnesses striking imagery to visually represent internal emotional landscapes and spark important conversations about mental health.
Digital Marketing, Brand Strategist
Natasha A. Qadi
Natasha blends psychology, marketing, and design into storytelling that resonates. With certifications in Mental Health & Positive Psychiatry, Stress & Anxiety Management, and Digital Marketing, she brings both empathy and strategy to her creative work. Natasha has a track record of using digital artistry to spark connection.
Visual and Graphic Designer
Priyanka Singh
Priyanka is a visual and graphic design artist based in San Francisco. Her uplifting and and intricate design aesthetic took a detour into the raw and unspoken for SolWeave and we loved the results
Join Our Artist Collective
SolWeave collaborations are born from raw truth and creative courage. We partner with artists, designers, and storytellers who turn emotion into expression transforming lived experience into wearable art. If your work carries honesty, vulnerability, or the weight of mental health, we’d love to weave it into our movement. Together, we create pieces that don’t just follow trends, they carry stories, spark dialogue, and make healing visible.