Delaney

Delaney is a co-founder of Cuddlefish Cuts, as well as a printmaker, figure artist, educator, and professional dabbler.

Her practice is driven by curiosity and experimentation, moving between printmaking, figure work, drawing, collage, and other processes as her ideas develop. Rather than being tied to one particular medium, Delaney's work reflects an interest in learning how different materials, marks, and methods can change the way artwork feels.

Outside of her personal practice, Delaney has worked as an art instructor with the Art Central Foundation, including teaching collage workshops and helping young artists explore creative processes of their own. She has returned to teach with ACF across multiple years, contributing to an organization focused on expanding access to visual-art education and creative opportunities for students and the surrounding community.

Her work has also extended into collaborative projects beyond traditional gallery or studio settings. Delaney created the album artwork for Digital Women, the 2026 debut album by the Dayton alternative-rock project of the same name.

With Cuddlefish Cuts, Delaney brings that same curiosity and willingness to experiment into physical merchandise, prints, and whatever else gives her an excuse to try something new.