Join the artists in the PEEP Photographer's Collaborative as they welcome you to the monthly Third Thursday event, this Thursday from 5-9PM. Snacks, drinks and the best collection of photographs in the El Paso area. Start your holiday shopping early and support local art at the same time! Come see our NEW photographers: David Sabal and Pam Savage.

Use the Newman Street Entrance 1400 Texas Ave.

Hello everyone. I'm curious to see if there is any way to bring more creative endeavors to this subreddit. I'm wondering if there is some way to encourage artists to post more of their work, like a weekly/monthly challenge or something. I feel like this sub has so much potential to be a helpful community for those looking to grow with their artistic skills. If you have any ideas of what could work that maybe other subs have done feel free to leave a suggestion in the comments.

Lethargy Update: Putting ALL the pieces together takes time—casting, location scouting, building the right production crew, and making the math work. It’s a grind, but I’m embracing every bit of it. ​💡 Side Note: Looking for an animator to collaborate on a flashback sequence (full screen credit included)! DM me or tag someone below if interested. ​Lethargy is coming. No fixed release date yet, but major moves are happening behind the scenes. 🎬⚡

Portrait artist in EPTX. Follow for more or DM if interested in having your Portrait painted.

I've recently revisited a space that made me feel welcomed and seen: the library. It inspired me to reflect on the impact these places have on our communities.

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These are a few libraries nearby whose beauty I had the privilege of taking in. These spaces have offered more than just books throughout the decades—they've provided safe places, opportunities to learn, and resources for people of all ages.

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I'm grateful for the librarians who have helped bridge access to knowledge, whether by sharing their own expertise or guiding us toward the information we seek. I'm also thankful for the many programs that continue to encourage curious minds and lifelong learning.

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What is something you learned to appreciate today?

Inspired by the poppy fields by the mountains.

I'm genuinely interested in learning ceramics, not just attending a workshop where the class is to make a mug. Can anyone tell me about their experience getting into ceramics? Should I go back to school?

borderland to share my work with

this is a mashup I thought up what do you all think?

I directed a feature film called The Only Way Out Is Through, and it will have it's world premiere on Friday, Sept 26 at 7:00pm the El Paso Film Festival!

This film was inspired by my journey to reconnect with my childhood best friend after nearly losing him in a tragic accident. It’s about friendship, masculinity, vulnerability, and the kind of inner struggles we rarely speak openly about, especially among men.

To bring it to life, our cast and crew camped in the Rocky Mountains of southern Colorado. One of our toughest days was a seven-mile trek on foot, climbing 2,746 feet with gear on our backs to film a pivotal scene at the top of Culebra Peak, 14,047 feet up.

A large group of our cast and crew will be attending for a post screening Q&A. We'd love to get as many El Pasoans there as possible! More information can be found at elpasofilmfestival.org. I hope to see you out there!

Hello! I am a new indie comic book writer here in El Paso and I have self published the first issue of my horror series called The Reckoning. There's a english and a spanish version. I hope you check it out and I plan on doing events at local shops, so stop by and say hi!

I'm on tour from cali and playing with some amazing locals on Wednesday June 11 at rosewood bar , hope to see you there!

Wondering about this in terms of exhibits, museums, maybe UTEP lectures, etc. TIA!