When Colors Get Along

When Colors Get Along is the art business of Mara Clawson, a self-taught artist operating out of Bethesda, Maryland. As a small business with four employees, When Colors Get Along offers a unique range of art products. Mara Clawson's art spans original pieces, metal reproductions of her digital art, and various products featuring her designs, such as greeting cards, acrylic blocks, and posters. Her distinctive style utilizes pastels and iPad technology to capture her perspective on the world. Clawson's artistic journey began at the age of 12 when she realized art's power to connect with others. She embraces her process, which involves using an iPad to create time-lapse videos of her artistic development, allowing viewers to witness her creative journey. Clawson is a recipient of the VSA/Kennedy Center Emerging Young Artists with Disabilities award for her video, "To Survive," which has been showcased in national art museum exhibitions. To connect with When Colors Get Along, visit their website at whencolorsgetalong.com.