White Oak Creators Guild seeks to promote, equip, inspire, and celebrate White artists throughout the creative process. Our goal is to establish a new institution and community resource for the development of projects expressing the unique ethnospiritual aesthetic of our people. We aim to preserve our past and cultivate our future, guided by an unwavering commitment to authentic creative expression, a pursuit of beauty, and a desire to elevate the capacity of White artists to achieve true mastery in all mediums.

Welcome Creators!!!

If you are an artist or creative that would like to get involved, you can send us a direct message. Thanks for the interest!

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Why did we choose the name White Oak Creators Guild?

To us, the White Oak serves as a salient metaphor for culture. We are witnessing the nacent stages of a rise in racial consciousness among White people, like a sapling in the fledgling stages of life, with potential to grow into a mighty oak with deep roots that make it resilient in the face of oncoming storms.

We at the White Oak believe that a thriving scene of authentic arts and cultural creation is integral for our race to keep our people rooted to their identity. The act of creation crystallizes the very essence of a people, which will help preserve our spirit and endure in the face of White replacement.

With your support and our hard work, we can see this new project grow from an acorn into a towering Oak, a symbol to inspire our people for generations to come.

A major part of our goal with this guild is organizing artistic projects, giving artists the infrastructure for collaborating with fellow creatives and inspiring the community with fun and sincere works of creation.

We plan to facilitate art projects from across the spectrum, but our first project will be a collective coloring book, based around the theme of King Arthur. We are looking for at least 10 artists in our circles who want to add their own particular take on the theme to be compiled together in a book with other artist's illustrations.

If you would like to contribute a drawing of your own, please reach out to us.

Three murals in honor of Iryna Zarutska have been completed in the cities of Venice, CA; Washington, DC; and Miami, FL, with millions in grant money being pledged to fund many more. These public art projects display the incredible power and potential of White people to use art for influencing cultural consciousness. When we see her likeness on the wall, we feel a deep longing to create a better future for our folk. Iryna's brutal murder will not become just another statistic on a bar graph. The memory of her life, cut so painfully short, will not be forgotten.

We look forward to seeing more Iryna memorial murals across the country, not only for their aesthetic beauty, but as a triumphant reminder that we stand united and will not be silenced any longer.