After working in New York’s social media and influencer world, Halle Roberts ’15 launched Pinky, an indie magazine exploring identity, culture, and “girl stuff, not just female stuff.” From dress codes to digital codes, her creative work is as clever as it is bold.

Max Palmer ’06 blends art and motion in ways that defy category. A professional skateboarder, sculptor, and co-founder of Limosine Skateboards, he’s known for his raw creativity — whether he’s building ramps, designing decks, or collaborating with brands like Nike and Carhartt.

Tanya Pirasteh ’01 is a Columbus-based visual artist and educator whose work explores identity through line, shape, and texture. Whether teaching drawing or developing her own pieces, she brings thoughtfulness and intention to every part of the process — using art as a way to reflect, connect, and make sense of the world.

Laura Gamboa ’13 is a violinist, educator, and doctoral student at the University of Southern California, where she studies with L.A. Philharmonic concertmaster Martin Chalifour. A past Aspen Music Festival fellow, she brings presence and depth to every performance, finding meaning in the stillness between the notes.

Dawning Welliver ’14 is a violinist and co-founder of the Empowered Creatives Project, a hands-on initiative making arts education more inclusive. Based in Indianapolis, she blends performance with purpose — creating welcoming spaces where curiosity leads and every learner belongs.

Alex Brown ’04 is a Brooklyn-based artist whose work spans fine art and fashion. Known for his distinctive “men in suits” series and hand-drawn designs for Small Talk Studio, his illustrations now appear on everything from gallery walls to custom jackets sold around the world.

Jack Ludlam ’09 is a Denver-based photographer whose work captures stillness, nostalgia, and the quiet beauty of everyday moments. Working primarily with film, he brings a storyteller’s eye to every frame — creating images that feel both timeless and deeply personal.