Saltmark Studio
Identity and editorial systems for food, hospitality and the slow-living set.
Connecting the people, organisations, opportunities and ideas shaping creative life in Goa.
For anyone in Goa making something worth sharing.
We Make in Goa is built around three simple, public things — kept curated and open for everyone.
A curated directory of the individuals, studios and organisations making work across Goa — searchable by field, type and town.
OpenA public board for social, cultural and community projects looking for the people who can bring them to life.
OpenResidencies, mentorships and meetups that connect the community and grow it — most of them free to take part in.
OpenIdentity and editorial systems for food, hospitality and the slow-living set.
Botanical and folk illustration drawn from the Konkan coastline and its kitchens.
A risograph and letterpress shop type-setting small runs by hand.
Briefs and collaborations posted by the community. Anyone can post; anyone can answer.
We need a series of six illustrations for the festival's print and signage — folk-rooted, warm, and a little playful.
A 12-metre wall facing the playground. We want children involved in the making. Materials covered.
A new direct-to-table label needs a name treatment, mark and simple packaging that works on ice boxes and crates.
The creative economy is bigger than the arts. It includes everyone whose work begins with an idea and becomes something of value — whether that's a meal, a performance, a building, a product, a workshop, a photograph, a business, a festival, or a community initiative.
If you're creating, you're part of it.
Discover internships, jobs, freelance projects, apprenticeships, and collaborations from members across Goa's creative economy. Find your next opportunity — or share one with the community.
Goa's makers have always been here — scattered across towns, fields and disciplines. We're gathering them into one place so the work is easier to find, fund and build on.
Read the storyA twelve-week studio residency by the water for designers, writers and makers working on a self-directed project.
A monthly evening where the community shows work-in-progress over a shared meal. No slides required.
Goa's creative economy has never had a single home. We start with the simplest useful thing: a list of who's here.
Nine people, one wheel each, and a shared table for lunch. A look at how a teaching pottery actually runs.
Be specific about the work, honest about the budget, and clear about the time. A short field guide.
List your practice, post a call, or simply browse what's being made along the coast. It's free, and it's for everyone.