WHO WE ARE

We are a community of artists, collaborators, and guest creatives who honor creativity as a living practice. Together, we create spaces where people can explore, learn, support one another, and become more fully themselves.


Interested in joining us as a guest facilitator or collaborator?

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Cheryl Hazen

Cheryl is a mosaic artist who transforms individual tile and glass pieces into vibrant works of art that celebrate creativity, connection, and transformation. Their work reflects the beauty of bringing fragments together to create something meaningful — honoring both process and possibility. As part of the Art Evolution Project, they help cultivate a creative community grounded in growth, collaboration, and evolving expression.

Robyn Blair

Robyn is a certified yoga instructor with 250 hours of training, specializing in yin and hatha yoga. She discovered yoga in 2011 during a time of transition and quickly experienced its transformative impact. What started as a personal practice became something she returned to again and again, eventually leading her to complete her teacher training in 2023.

Robyn’s teaching style is warm, flowing, and inviting, with an emphasis on slowing down and reconnecting. She weaves breath with movement and incorporates elements of meditation and energy awareness to support a deeper sense of relaxation and presence. Her classes are designed to help students feel grounded, connected, and at ease in their bodies.

She is passionate about creating a space where students can explore their own practice, trust their intuition, and connect to their personal power. Whether through stillness, gentle movement, or simply a few conscious breaths.

Anna Norris

Anna Norris is a plein air painter and co-founder of Norris Arts Studio & Gallery in Camas, Washington. She has journeyed from Hawaii, through the lush forests of the PNW, the deserts and coasts of California, Nevada, Utah, and beyond. These are experiences that have enriched her artistic palette and subject matter. 

Her artistic journey began with pen and ink drawings, eventually transitioning to acrylics and oils during her college years. Anna’s work is deeply inspired by the interplay of light, shadow, and shape, often capturing the natural beauty of the Camas-Washougal area.  

Anna’s paintings are featured in local galleries, including the Attic Gallery in Camas, where her works continue to contribute to the vibrant art scene of the Pacific Northwest.

Lara Blair

Lara Blair is a mixed media artist known for creating whimsical, story-driven sculptural works filled with tiny details, emotion, and imagination. Her art often combines clay, miniature elements, shadow boxes, painting, and found materials to build immersive little worlds that invite curiosity and connection. Lara is especially drawn to dimensional artwork, playful storytelling, and pieces that spark wonder in both children and adults.

Her work can be seen at Gallery 408, and she currently serves as co-chair of the Artists Guild of Camas.

Before focusing full-time on art, Lara spent many years as an elementary & middle school teacher, where she discovered a deep love for creative education and hands-on learning. She especially enjoys teaching workshops that encourage experimentation, imagination, & joyful making for artists of all ages.

Arin Rae

Arin is a watercolor and mixed media artist based in Portland. With a background in the physical sciences, she lives at the intersection of nature, science and art and uses art as a platform to teach, explore and understand how the world works while breaking down the barrier between art and science. Arin was an Artist in Residence at Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument in 2025.