THE MAKERS
From a life altering haircut to feeling most alive when close to death, every maker has a story all their own. Discover how they got to where they are today and the passion behind what drives them to keep creating.
Fashion Designer
Being an American maker to me means having the ability and freedom to do what I love and create my own path and career. It’s about having the ability to make decisions that will allow you to shape your life. It’s also about practicing and instilling a great work ethic in those around me.
read moreGraphic Designer
For me, being an American maker is about embodying a certain type of spirit. It’s embracing and utilizing the opportunity that’s afforded to you simply by being in America. Especially for someone like me, who was born in Seoul. I recognize that opportunity, and it makes me just want to get after it, and execute everything I do to a high level.
read moreMixologist + singer + MMA fighter
A life well lived touches a lot of people. It means you were able to affect people in a positive way, teach others and leave something behind for your family. Whether that’s your work or some type of reputation, you make things a bit easier for them.
read moreBarber + Business Owner
I think it means being creative in any way that you see fit. Specifically for me, I’m creative with how I cut others’ hair. In general, being an American maker, just means you can really do anything. I think it’s important for everyone to utilize their creativity to make their community a better place.
read moreCook + Entrepreneur
To me it means conceptualizing ideas and making a reality. As an American maker I hope to create atmospheres, ideas, and products that bring people together and that promote positive growth in the world.
read moreSHOP
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