Art print vendors at Hawaii markets

Self-taught watercolor painter selling originals, matted prints, and postcards of Hawaiian tropical fruits and flowers. Relocated to the Big Island in 2019; also offers plein air watercolor workshops at local beaches.

Art Truck Hawaii is a mobile art/craft vendor rather than a food seller. Its public Instagram search snippet explicitly references being at Eat the Street at 555 South St., but I did not locate a second independent public source naming a specific date in the last 12 months.

Original Hawaiian watercolor paintings and matted prints of tropical florals, landscapes, hula pinups, and military historical scenes.

Artist Lani Jungeun Lee repeatedly documented her own booth participation at Capitol Modern Art+Flea First Fridays across the last 12 months, including June 6, July 4, September 5, 2025, and January 2, 2026. Her own site and Facebook/Instagram posts make her one of the clearest recurring individual vendors in this period.

Nature-inspired watercolor and acrylic art prints featuring Hawaii flora, fauna, and island landscapes.

Hawaii-based watercolor art studio selling nature-inspired prints, gifts, and home goods rooted in tropical botanical imagery.

Jon Mikan photographs Big Island landscapes — lava flows, volcanic lightning, shore break, and Halemaumau crater — and sells paper and metal prints at the Pure Kona Green Market.

Ocean-inspired watercolor prints hand-embellished with copper and gold leaf, featuring Hawaii marine life. Kailua-Kona-based artist relocated from Michigan in 2017; a portion of proceeds supports ocean conservation.

Sarongs Hawaii sells one-of-a-kind sarongs designed in Hawaii and made in Bali, using hand-selected fabrics from Southeast Asia with Hawaiian-inspired prints. The vendor appears at Hilo Farmers Market on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Watercolor visionary artist creating sacred geometry designs and spiritual artwork.

Thai-Lao prepared food vendor serving dishes like pumpkin curry, basil chicken, drunken noodles, and stuffed chicken wings.

Mexican street corn (elote) made with locally grown corn, served on a stick or in a cup. Find them at KCC and Kailua farmers markets on Oahu.