+WONDER WOMAN: Ruby Pilven of Ruby Pilven Ceramics"The most radical a person can be is being themselves" - Meet Wonder Woman ceramist Ruby Pilven
+MOVE & BE MOVED: RADICAL YES ON POP UP SHOPS!Radical Yes Brand Director and Founder Kerryn Moscicki explains to the Sydney Morning Herald how talking directly to her customers helps her create new shoe designs in a recent article about pop up shops. YES!
+WONDER WOMAN: Julia Atkinson, Studio HomeThe radical stance I am working with comes from this unknown quote I found, "Maybe life isn't about avoiding the bruises, maybe its about collecting the scars to prove we showed up for it"… - Julia Atkinson, Studio Home
+WONDER WOMAN: Maria Flores, Artist Say Hola!"Radical is an empowering word. To me it’s when you are so passionate about something that it’s like a burst of energy inside you just busting to come out, and once it does you radiate, shine and sparkle from the inside out! - Maria Flores, Artist, Say Hola!
+MOVE & BE MOVED: Marnie Hawson x Radical Yes"Working with Radical Yes has been collaborative and creative!" - Photographer Marnie Hawson
+WONDER WOMAN: Anita Ryley from Seesaw Design"I think being radical is being brave, daring and creative. I am so lucky to be surrounded by women who embody radical radness." - Anita Ryley, Creative Director and Co-Owner Seesaw
+WONDER WOMAN: Hayley McKee from Sticky Fingers Bakery“Being radical means standing out from the crowd with your passion and resilience. It’s wanting to cut through the clutter to make an impact in a colourful, imaginative way.” - Hayley McKee, Owner & Baker Sticky Fingers Bakery
