Stand and Build
a design + build studio
Welcome to the S+B Market! All of the pieces below are made by current and former Stand and Build employees.
Their production is not affiliated with Stand and Build; all profit goes directly to the artist.
To buy or commission, contact the maker directly with the information provided below!
Nina Baratelli
(she/her)I create unique, handcrafted pieces, including paper lanterns, purses from recycled materials, and beaded and metal jewelry. My process is hands-on and detail-oriented, blending traditional craftsmanship with upcycled elements. I take commissions and love working on custom designs!
All examples of work, none currently for sale — pricing can include shipping costs.
@ninabaratelli
www.ninabrocks.com
ninabrocks@gmail.com
Andrew Goulet
(he/him)Andrew is a furniture designer based in Providence, RI interested in everyday objects and ritual instruments.
www.andrewgoulet.com
Troy Mock
(he/him)I create soft and playful furniture, handmade in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Each piece combines gentle curves with the chamfered topographic edge of baltic birch plywood. All pieces are available for sale, and I also take custom commissions.
@formless.nyc
troycmock@gmail.com
Meg O’Shea
(they/them)Meg is an artist, woodworker, and tattooer based in Richmond, Virginia. Lately they've been enjoying working with wood to create sculptural yet functional pieces, such as the clamshell shelves currently available in their online shop. In their drawing practice they take inspiration from architecture, landscapes, and the simplicity of drawing the same house over and over and over.
Clamshell shelves are available in three sizes: 6”, 8”, and 10”, and are made from solid Walnut. They are $58-$78 before shipping costs.
Drawings and tattoos are available by commission, prices vary.
@pulp.rva for woodworking
@gatoraid for tattoos/drawings.
www.thepulpwoodworking.com
Jeremy Ruiz
(he/him)I'm an illustrator, designer, and artist. Most of my work is rooted in drawing and printmaking. I have also been making ceramics in recent years. I like sports, birdsong in the morning, and postwar manga. I'm always open for illustration/design commissions and collaborations, you can see more examples on my website.
@jeremyruiz
www.ruizjeremy.com
hello@ruizjeremy.com
Valerie Taranto
(they/them)Val is a ceramicist that makes items for ritual, including candelabras, seder plates, and altars. They like to focus on textures that reflect the natural world and honor the clay body. All of the items you see are examples of their work, you can reach out to them directly for commissions!
@wormofthe_earth
earthoftheworm@gmail.com
seder plate for pesach 5784
13” x 12” x 1.5”
speckled clay, glaze
candelabra
13” x 12” x 6”
black clay, glaze
vase
6” x 6” x 13”
speckled clay, glaze
Stephanie Tartick
(she/her)Stephanie Tartick is a Brooklyn-based illustrator and artist. Often painting tender portraits and using striking color schemes, she experiments with the vocabulary of surrealism to add narrative. Past commissions include portraits for an award ceremony, 20 miniature gouache paintings of people in the subway, and title design art for a short film. On the right are examples of her work, reach out via email to start a conversation.
www.stephanietartick.com
st@stephanietartick.com