In celebration of International Womxn's Day, we're sharing 5 female-identifying designers and artists that are changing the design game.

And just like that, it’s already March and a year has passed since the global pandemic began. Luckily with March, we have something to celebrate as March marks Womxn’s History Month and March 8th is International Womxn’s Day. To mark both occasions, we’re partnering with the Female Design Council (FDC) for the second year to highlight five talented womxn-identifying designers, artists and makers and their incredible work. The Female Design Council was launched in 2016 by kinder MODERN founder Lora Appleton as a platform to support all womxn in the design industry. The design world has long been male dominated but female and female-identifying designers and artists are breaking molds every day, especially with organizations like the FDC aiding the process, and it’s a welcome sight! In celebration of this year’s International Womxn’s Day, we’re sharing five of those designers and artists that are changing the game. Photo: Mikael Kennedy
1. Season Evans

Pennsylvania-born Season Evans is a self-taught quilt and textile artist whose work proves that while quilting is rooted in tradition, the outcome can be modern. Based in Seattle, her quilts are canvases that tell stories inspired by traditional patterns she remembers from childhood and having lived in different cities and the experienc...