Bio
Lauren Woodward (she/her) was born and raised as an artist in the suburbs of Denver, CO and has been creating art for over 20 years.
Her work focuses on the natural and intentional environments around her, from her perspective as a young artist growing up in the Southwestern United States. Lauren’s credo of ‘art, earth & purpose’
is focused within her art and focuses on creating while being environmentally conscious and encouraging the accessibility of fine art
and design for all to improve societal well-being. Art and design have always coexisted within Lauren’s creative process and continue
to influence her artwork and the compositional relationships between subject matter and deliberately designed interior environments.
(If you have suggestions or links to supplies you think Studio Lauren would benefit from to become more sustainable, please send them to: hello.studiolauren@gmail.com)
To see Lauren's available original paintings, click here.
To see where to buy a Studio Lauren original piece in person, click here.
To see more Studio Lauren's available prints and pottery, click here.
To see what upcoming markets Studio Lauren will be selling at, click here.
To see Studio Lauren's previous commissioned projects and publications, click here.
stockists
Conifer
3377 Blake Street #102
Denver, CO 80205
The Olive Branch
2370 Main St
Littleton, CO 80120
2021 markets
Second Saturdays
2359 Main St
Littleton, CO 80120
August 14th, 2021
September 11th, 2021
October 9th, 2021
from
9am - 4pm
commissioned projects
Eames Foundation
February 2020 (ongoing)
Commissioned to create several different examples of projects that the Eames Office has been posting through their educational branch of their organization.
Bethel College FemCore
August 2018
Commissioned to create 2 illustrations that were printed as stickers that provoked positivity and inclusivity for International Women's Day.
Bethel College Diversity Council
January 2019
Commissioned to create 3 illustrations that were printed as sticker and buttons
for Women's History Month events.
April 2019
Commissioned to design a t-shirt for the Bethel College Diversity Council
end of the year event.
PUBLICATIONS
YAWP! LITERARY MAGAZINE
Spring 2017
The painting titled 'Hands" was published in this issue.
Spring 2018
The painting titled 'Papaya Maya' was published in this issue.
Spring 2019
Two digital illustrations titled 'Paris' & 'Michelle' were published in this issue.