Hillary Yonce creates art using needle and thread. Focusing on cross-stitch and embroidery on evenweave and linen, she creates original designs for any content imaginable. Her needlepoint content ranges from quotations to intricate imagery, to birth and wedding commemorations.​
Hillary's art was mentioned in the New York Times, and has been on-display in coffee houses, breweries, art galleries, and in private homes across the country. Her art as also been featured at the North Carolina State Fair.

Tristan Yonce is a visual artist whose toolbox consists of pens, pencils, markers, as well as acrylic, oil, and watercolor paints. Tristan also creates digital content ranging from cartooning to portraiture.
​Tristan's art has been featured across the Carolinas, from Greensboro to Chapel Hill to Charleston. Tristan created and sold two pieces at a live art event at the North Carolina Museum of Art, and won second place at Ink Wars 2016 at the Hopscotch Music Festival in Raleigh, North Carolina.