Introducing the 2025 Creative Team
Posted by Hero Arts on December 31, 2024

Introducing the 2025 Creative Team

We are excited to introduce our Creative Team for 2025! This group is full of talent and creativity and we can't wait to see all the inspiration that they will bring in the new year.

We have decided to join our Creative Team and Global Team into one all-star team, so you will probably recognize lots of familiar faces.


Make sure to follow our team's blogs, Instagram and YouTube accounts!

Anna Mahtani
Blog | Instagram | YouTube

Channin Pelletier
Blog | Instagram | YouTube

Charlene Madrid
Blog | Instagram | YouTube

Jeannie Lieu
Blog | Instagram | YouTube

Jennifer Kotas
Blog | Instagram | YouTube

Karen Brown
Blog | Instagram | YouTube

Lisa Tilson
Blog | Instagram | YouTube


Michelle Lupton
Blog | Instagram | YouTube

Michelle Short
Blog | Instagram | YouTube

Mindy Eggen
Blog | Instagram | YouTube

Natasha Polite
Blog | Instagram | YouTube


Natasha Vacca
Blog | Instagram

Rachel Kleinman
Blog | Instagram | YouTube

Rosie Lopez
Blog | Instagram | YouTube


Seeka
Blog | Instagram

We also want want to recognize a few of our outgoing team members. From the Creative Team: Dana Joy, Ilina Crouse, Kailash Naidoo, Heather Ruwe, Lydia Fiedler, and Pocono Pam. And from the Global Team: Erica A-B, Lounon, Arjita Singh, Karen Boyce, Emelie Genberg, Natasha Davies, Joylita D'Souza, Niccolo Favro, and Waleska Galindo. You will always be a part of the Hero family and we are thankful for your support and creativity over the years.


We are so grateful to get to work with so many amazing artists. Be sure to leave them some love!

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