BamWyth Digital Magazine

The Magazine that’s made for Artists

BAMWyth: the place where artists can run free.

  • BAMWyth Digital magazine is a digital collective of artists and photographers work. Every Month we select 5-6 artists to feature (Local or world wide) to be featured. All digital accessed here on our website or from on instagram page.


  • Here are the current categories we accept. Note. All must be in photography (Or video) form to submit to the magazine, no mail-in.  NO AI-GENERATED MEDIA

    • Photography

    • Sculpture

    • Painting

    • Drawing (Physical or Digital)

    • Film

    • Digital Design

    • Fashion (Sewing, Design ect.)

    • Short Story

    • Poem

    • Comic

  • You can access a form on the main magazine page to fill out and submit your work. It will refresh every month. Keep an eye on @BAMwyth on Instagram to see when!

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Autumn Comes to Rest

Apply to BAMWyth Fall 2026

Vol 1. Edition 4. “My Country, My Mosaic.”

BamWyth Digital Magazine is honoring America's 250th birthday by celebrating the stories that define our nation, not just through history, but through the voices of immigrants, minorities, and artists whose work reflects freedom, equality, resilience, and love. These voices are more important than ever. 


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Featured in this edition

  • Baylen M. Payne (He/Him)

    Born in deaf due to a tumor, Baylen Payne later gained his hearing through surgery but remains involved in his local Deaf community. Baylen is pursuing a biological sciences degree at Southeastern Louisiana University and plans to work a career in coastal ecology focusing on reptiles and coastal restoration.

  • A smiling woman with long hair standing outdoors near a body of water with trees in the background during daytime.

    Kelsey Price (she/they)

    Kelsey Price is a Louisiana based artist wishing to share the joy of connection with the world. Drawing from mostly self-teaching and a love for biology, they explore the beauty and freedom of seeing importance in every living thing around us.

  • A young woman with red hair, glasses, and a septum piercing taking a selfie outdoors on a wooded deck with fallen leaves on the ground and trees in the background.

    Mariah Johnston

    Mariah is a Louisiana-born poet living in Portland, OR whose work explores loss, spirituality, identity, and the hope that appears through change. Her writing is shaped by experiences, weaving together personal reflection with images drawn from the landscapes and communities that have defined her life. She believes that her work can put words to the complex emotions that we share but are too afraid to speak on, and she hopes that people from all walks of life can find personal meaning in her poems. When she’s not writing, she is dedicated to compassionate service, spirituality, and discovering new ways to explore joy.

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