Drex is no stranger to the poi and flow arts world. He's a prolific content creator, who not only consistently posts inspiring poi-in-action content, but also grows the artform through producing a range of education resources, including online tutorials, in-person lessons and workshops, video and tech blogs - yeah he's prolific. He also provides poi equipment reviews, organizes an annual top 10 spinners wrap-up, and started Poi Chat, a 25k member Facebook group dedicated to sharing all things poi.

We are proud to call Drex a friend, and so happy that we got to spend quality time with him during Firedrums recently. Read on to find out more about how Drex got started spinning poi, what motivates him, and what he's up to these days...

We started following Jessy's Instagram channel awhile back, and had the pleasure of hosting her at the flowspace a couple of years ago. Jessy's flow talent is filled with beauty, grace and unabashed joy. She is also an incredibly inspiring and lovely human being. We're so excited that she'll be coming back to visit us soon, and caught up with her for this feature. Read on to find out more and follow Jess's channels for continual doses of inspiration ...

We are stoked to present our first featured artist - Ty Roachford aka Tyfoods. Aside from being an amazing poi artist, Tyfoods also founded PropDanceCulture, a platform dedicated to bringing ALL movement artists together to share key ideas, stimulate creativity, accelerate skill growth, and give movement artists the tools they need to succeed. 

Flowtoys love the playa! We've been bringing them to Burning Man since before flowtoys officially existed. Sean created our first production-ready prototypes just before the burn in 2004 and after they survived the week of heavy use on the playa, we determined they were ready for the world. That said nothing is truly playa-proof, so here're a few tips and some pre-playa prep to be sure your flowtoys can keep up with your flow!

Over the years for burning man, festivals and campouts, I’ve spent a huge amount of time and resources experimenting with battery-powered solutions for lighting, camp-charging, and bike/small vehicle power. 

I’m here to share some tips and tricks that I’ve learned. Whether you’re planning to power an art installation, a bike, a festy wagon, or all your camp’s charging and lighting needs, I hope these tips can help you take your projects to the next level!