Jonathan and Amber Perrodin are a great example of what happens when a gemini and a libra find each other and combine their magic. They are community-centered artists rooted in downtown Springdale, Arkansas where their family has lived for generations. Together, they run Perrodin Supply Co., a studio, storefront, and slow protest that doubles as a creative practice and gathering space. Their daughters, Raine and Ezmah, are both artists and part of the evolving creative life around them.
Amber Winters Perrodin is a painter, printmaker, and storyteller whose work explores belonging, memory, and shared experience. A fifth-generation Springdale resident, she and Jonathan have spent the past two decades leading community-driven projects across Northwest Arkansas, including The Little Craft Show, Team Springdale, and the Ozark Story Project. Amber’s work blends art and gathering, often centered around place, folklore, and connection. She currently serves as the Director of Community Connection & Learning with CACHE, where she helped establish the Creative Exchange Fund and other essential programs for artists.
Jonathan Perrodin is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist, philosopher, and environmentalist whose work explores the relationship between people and the natural world. Working with materials like steel, wood, and native plants, his practice ranges from functional craft to conceptual installation, grounded in ecological placemaking and curiosity.
Together, they create work and experiences through Perrodin Supply Co. that bring people together, hosting gatherings, workshops, and events that center creativity, connection, and a shared sense of place.
