Remy Tost is a nature-inspired multimedia artist and graphic designer from Bradenton, Florida. She specializes in fabric art and creative typography, often bringing natural objects and outdoor themes into her designs.

As a freelance artist, she has built strong skills in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, which she uses in her portfolio work and collaborations. Her main professional focus is merchandise and logo design, while sculpture and fabric art are something she continues to make for family and for upcoming art markets in her community. Nature is a huge theme throughout all of her work, inspired by good times spent in forests, on beaches, and in parks, which she often uses as both inspiration and a source for collecting natural materials and textures.

In recent years, Remy has grown a creative presence in her community, both locally in Florida and online. In 2024, she created a display for the entrance hall of Lakewood Ranch Library during the month of October. Working with the library’s display coordinator, she put together a friendly and classic Halloween installation featuring pumpkins, her life-sized Skeley Boy, bats, and a moon. Everything was made using recycled materials and was warmly received by the community.
Since 2025, Remy has continued her ongoing fabric art series based on the human form, called her “skeleys,” while also vending at art markets throughout her local area. This past spring, she celebrated her one-year anniversary as a vendor, where she has built a growing social media following and has gotten to know her customers and fellow vendors. She feels excitement for her growing community and is constantly inspired by their art and ongoing friendships. 

As she continues working as a freelance artist, Remy is excited and grateful to find new inspiration in the local artists, makers, and creative community she’s connected with.