I have to admit that when my daughter booked this experience for my wife's birthday I was skeptical…read moreto say the least. I could just see myself drowning in self doubt and subject to the criticism of everyone around me. I could not be any further from the truth. I found the whole experience fun and enlightening. KiKi the host was super approachable and very engaging. The teaching process was easy to learn and all of us felt successful as we worked our way through the process. This whole experience was outstanding and I learned that I might be Bob Ross' love child! I would be happy to go to another class. Give this a try!

I freaking LOVED this place. Yanna is amazing! If you are looking for a cool place to chill and…read morepaint this is the joint. It's super non-judgemental and just really fun and supportive.

Diane's art is amazing and truly inspiring. I really wanted to have a paint and sip at my house and…read moreshe gladly accepted. I think I was her first mobile paint party! It was an incredible experience and it was a fun night with my girlfriends. Thanks to her, I felt confident to pick up a brush again and paint other projects. Through the years I have attended her events she has hosted and all of them have been so wonderful! One of the most caring and compassionate people you will ever meet. If you aren't sure, please try it out! Lovely, professional, and such fun memories! Please continue to do more!

I was so happy to find Denise who reattached my doll's head and hand washed all the crocheted…read moreclothes.

Brought our granddaughters here as they are really into American Girl Dolls, barbies, and antique…read moredolls. This place has all kinds of antique dolls, and their miniature doll houses were fun. The girls kept looking at even the miniature toilet paper in one of the doll houses. The woman who runs this museum was very welcoming and answered all our questions as well as informing us of the dolls' histories. Definitely worth walking through. And there are a few dolls and clothes for sale too to add to a collection.

This artist, Shannon, is an amazing one! She draws beautifully. Aesthetic is unique, if you like a…read moresort of tattoo vibe - some of her art resembles that! So cool! I went to the Makers Market yesterday and saw her booth. I bought some prints and cards. Really cute Christmas cards. She sells her art in etsy and I will absolutely be ordering more from her.

Chris runs a great shop and has some great artists! Definitely recommend checking them out online…read moreand peeping the work of everyone there

I've been here a number of times for both piercings and ink, so I feel like I finally have enough…read moreunique experiences to post a well rounded review. TL;DR - The people are super nice, but buyer beware. I've had both piercings and ink done incorrectly by multiple artists, and experienced multiple situations of unprofessional behavior. Good prices, but if you go here, pay attention to EVERY detail of whatever you're getting done, otherwise you may end up getting what you pay for in the worst way. My first experience here was on a Friday the 13th deal day, where I got multiple piercings in one sitting. I had to go back in not long after to get my nipple jewelry swapped out, because I was experiencing pain and discomfort due to the bars used being MUCH too short. I was told that it could take up to 6 months to fully heal (this was my first non-ear body piercing, so a whole new world for me.) So, I waited patiently for almost 2 full months after that, not seeing any change. I finally broke down and made the long trek to see a professional piercer friend of mine, who had to completely re-pierce my nipples because the initial piercing was placed completely incorrectly. He pierced my areola, not my nipple...strike 1. My navel also had to eventually be redone and fit with proper jewelry, because the piece put in initially was MUCH too short to provide any room for healing. Strike 2. (Side note: Once properly done, all 3 of these piercings healed up right away, which is how I know it wasn't just my body rejecting or reacting weird. On the flip side the small tattoo and other 3 piercings I got here around the same time had no issue.) Went back a couple more times on deal days to get some small pieces from their style sheets, both times were good experiences, but kinda hard to mess up pre-designs...(also, hella long waits, which can be expected of course, but this place is really cool to honor their discount pricing throughout the weekend as long as you sign up night of, so +1 for service there) Since I was on a positive streak and felt like I really clicked with the last artist I had (and liked his work after looking up his page online,) I reached out to him to ask about getting a custom spine piece done. Put down a deposit and set a date. I sent some examples of what I was looking for the same day I put down my deposit, and asked some questions not long after about his process...to which I received no response. I've been getting inked since I was 19, and this is the FIRST time I've ever not been given some sort of mock up or initial design before going into the actual appointment. Seemed weird, but I figured hey, new artist I'm working with, new process, I'll roll with it. Show up on appointment day (two weeks ago) and I spent the first hour and a half sitting in the front waiting for him to start my design from scratch. He also seemed to not really remember what I was getting, which hey, I get it, they see a lot of people...but still, left me with a very uneasy gut feeling right from the get go...that should have been my sign to turn and leave. But these guys gotta pay their bills too, so I didn't want to flake out, plus I had been really looking forward to getting this piece done. Also, side note, when I walked in, I don't think I saw one single employee wearing a mask, which seemed incredibly odd to me considering the current state of things, especially for a business dealing with a lot of up close and personal encounters... Finally get into the room, and when it comes time to get me prepped and ready (which requires being completely topless to expose my whole back) I wasn't offered any sort of covering for the front of me. The door wasn't even closed fully for privacy. Now, I'll be the first to say I'm not at all shy or modest, so it wasn't all that big a deal for me, but for someone who may be much more sensitive about privacy and coverage, it just seemed like a major miss and a big sign of lack of care and attention to detail in an environment that some people are already nervous and jittery in to begin with.

The Gallery @ City Hall is an art gallery inside of Phoenix City Hall. The exhibition right now is…read morea photo exhibit of historic buildings in the Phoenix Area. I loved all the history I read about the buildings, and I know all of them since I am a native of Phoenix! The docent told me that the next exhibit would be older works from the City's collection of Public Art. They have over 1000 pieces in the collection, which she said dates from 1915! Wow, I didn't even know we had a gallery there. I'm looking forward to the next exhibit that starts June 7th!

It was a warm evening with many people and vendors for out for first Friday Phoenix art walk. The…read moreEye Lounge stayed open to catch the foot traffic. Eye Lounge is right next door to Made Art Boutique. Eye Lounge is a very small gallery featuring a half a dozen pieces of artwork. The artwork is provoking. an artist is usually on hand to greet you and talk about the artwork if you have questions, Street metered parking which parking which operates until 10pm. Police patrolled. The meters accept credit cards. There is also paid lot parking. Some free parking if you are lucky enough to find one.

Awesome experience today. We stopped in Made today to help support our favorite local artists and…read morewere lucky enough to get to check out Eye Lounge while there. It's not always open so it was a rare treat for us. It is a small space, but I love to see the different art. It's quiet and clean. Great shots. Can't wait to see what's next.

Small gallery but a good atmosphere. Shares its venue with a shop and mini cafe. Also a great place…read morefor photo shoots!

Bokeh Gallery finally filled the void where a great fine art photography gallery was needed in the…read moreRoosevelt Arts District. This is one gallery that is NOT to be missed.