Royce Hunt-Bell
Curator
Royce Hunt-Bell believes creativity isn’t reserved for the naturally gifted; it’s something we rediscover when we’re given permission to explore.
An artist, educator, designer, and founder of Roycycled Treasures, Royce has spent more than two decades helping thousands of women reconnect with their creativity through art, education, retreats, and community. What began as a small creative business has grown into an internationally recognized brand built on curiosity, experimentation, and the belief that creativity is a skill anyone can nurture.
As Curator for The Turquoise Iris Journal, Royce is passionate about sharing stories that celebrate the creative journey in all its forms. Whether she’s painting in her studio, designing new collections, or leading workshops, her goal is always the same: to create spaces where people feel safe to experiment, embrace imperfection, and discover just how creative they truly are.
Journal Appearances by Royce Hunt-Bell
Digital Content by Royce Hunt-Bell
How to Build Creative Confidence (Even If You Doubt Yourself)
On Experimentation, Discovery, and Learning to Trust Your Creative Voice Creative confidence is something many of us wish we had more of. We look at artists, makers, and creatives we admire and assume they must have started with a level of confidence that allowed them...
When Women Create Together, Everything Changes – Creative Retreat for Women
Royce Hunt-Bell, founder of Roycycled Treasures, has built a vibrant creative community around the belief that art becomes even more powerful when it’s shared. Known for encouraging women to experiment, play, and trust their creative instincts, Royce recently hosted...
Podcasts with Royce Hunt-Bell
How to Build Confidence and Joy Through Art: A Motivatarian Exchange with Royce Hunt
In this heartfelt conversation, I sit down with Royce Hunt—creative educator, artist, and founder of Roycycled—to talk about the courage, curiosity, community, and growth that fuel her mission to help women live more art-filled lives. Royce opens…