Artists

Making art under the name Marcelery Creates, Trisha loves working with different mediums and has been working with polymer clay for the last year. She loves whimsical and weird things and is often inspired by nature / bugs. She also dabbles in crochet, knitting, and sewing!

Lauren got into ceramics in high school and have admired it ever since! She currently works with acrylic on canvas, air dry/polymer/foam clay, occasional jewelry making.

Lauren’s inspiration comes from nature, Japanese kawaii styled art, space / galaxy, horror / creepy things, all types of animals /insects and Tv shows / cartoons. She enjoys the sensations of art, like the fluidity of brushstrokes, fingers smoothing down edges and bumps of clay, and dried paint smudged on hands.

Dayle Olson is a Lower Columbia Poet and zine maker. In 2024, she won first prize in the Oregon Poetry Association annual contest. She was a recent Northwest Voices featured writer at Lower Columbia College and Longview Public Library. Her poetry chapbook, “From the Dead Letter Department,” was published by Moonstone Press last year. Dayle’s zines often feature thoughts about being an imperfect human, paired with illustrations of poorly drawn birds.

Jen specializes in whimsically bad art and is also the human behind Nutty Narrows! While you might occasionally find their miniature paintings in the vend, you’ll almost certainly see their oddbody furby creations and squirrel bridge stickers.

Noah is a native Oregonian turned Longviewer. After exploring Dali and the surrealist movement, he discovered his love for Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollock. Noah has spent nearly 30 years in the radio industry, affectionately known as Porkchop, as is currently the morning show host on “Cookin’ Country 105.5 KUKN” and afternoon drive host on 101.5 The Blitz in Longview. Noah really digs the color blue, chicken wings, and long walks on the beach creating “Taster’s Choice” moments.

No one knows for certain the identity of the sharp, witty, and anonymous author of Miss Timbertongue’s Society Ledger, but her incisive coverage of local events and figures has captured the attention of many residents.

Since her first issue in August of 2026, Miss Timbertongue has brought to light
scandals, hypocrisies, truths, and of course, some lighter gossip.

Rikissa is serving high-carb art and high-voltage energy. Crafting wearable nostalgia and hyper-realistic junk food jewelry for people who like their accessories loud, hilarious, and dangerously relatable.