Tobi Ewing
Artist, designer, strategist, curator & arts administrator based in Ohio.
With a B.A. in Gender Studies and double minor in Business Management and Arts Administration from Skidmore College, Tobi has always created at the intersection of culture, art and impact.
Tobi’s career began in Product Development, Production and Operations for Global Luxury Fashion Brand, Ralph Lauren. In 2019, she launched her consultancy, Beyond The Clouds, as a certified wellness practitioner and creative strategist. The following year she launched her fine art practice. Between sold out art collections and press recognition from institutions like The Washington Post for her “creative care” programming, Tobi began to carve out her signature lane in art and curation, with both agency and freelance experience.
My goal as your design and curation consultant is to develop stories and elevate brands with beauty and intention. My diverse background in business, education, creative and culture work primes me to approach projects holistically.
Launch Dayton’s Start Up Week Presented by Fifth Third Bank
Presented original workshop “Designing Your Space for Creative Productivity” for tech and business resource organization, Launch Dayton, with focus on design thinking and human centered problem solving.
Tobi has been recognized by leading organizations to speak and share insights via facilitated workshops and panels. She’s held the roles of Brand Manager, Junior Strategist and Product Developer for a non profit, creative agency and Fortune 500 companies like Ralph Lauren and L Brands.
University of Dayton Business Program
Invited to present a Student Wellness Session resulting in students exhibiting how stress shows up in their body, discussing perceptions of the workplace and building a self care practice that can be easily managed on campus.
The Entrepreneurial Artist Initiative Presented by Skidmore College
Panelist on Entrepreneurs’ Forum. Led original workshop on multi-service concepts to develop student innovation and creative thinking. Resulting in 6 business concepts with at least 1 being pursued.
Community is a value and passion. Tobi has been hosting and organizing events for 10+ years ranging from wellness, community building and creative networking.
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Creatives Building Culture In Color
2024 | Soulful Networking Meet-up for Creatives & Entrepreneurs
Hosted during Dayton Start Up Week.
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IN SOLIDARITY
2024 | Creative Wellness Community Day
In partnership with Dayton Metro Library, Black Palette Art Gallery, Westside Makerspace and local artists
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Spring Co-Working Pop Up
2023 | Co-working Pop Up for Creatives & WFH’rs
In partnership with Co-op Dayton
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HIGHER BREATH
2022 | Plant-powered Meditation Club
In partnership with local community spaces and herbalists
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Pleasure Principles
2021 | Artist-led Self Discovery Podcast
Resident Host Placement on VRRG Radio
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The Self Care Cafe
2020 | Pop Up & Virtual Wellness Studio
Featured in The Washington Post
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The Release Wellness Summit & Social Event
2019 | Centering the Well-being of Women & POC
Sponsored by Ohio Student Association
The World Is (Not) My Home Solo Show at The Weston Art Gallery
Commissioned by the Weston Art Gallery to present and produce my 3 month solo show in addition to an artist talk and community tour days.
Art, Design & Media | Tobi is an accomplished artist and designer creating color forward and affirmative visuals. March 2025, Tobi closed her solo show “in the FACE of FEAR” at Edison Community College. Tobi has shown in the Weston in Cincinnati and The Springfield Museum of Art, Ohio’s only Smithsonian affiliated museum.
Legacy of Freedom 2024 Juneteenth Calendar Presented by Dayton Children’s Hospital
Commissioned by the Home of Creative Urban Arts x Dayton Children’s Hospital to join the creative team as Assistant Art Director and Designer for the 2024 city-wide Juneteenth Calendar.
Un-Representation Exhibition Presented by The Tang Teaching Museum
Commissioned by The Tang Teaching Museum for the international group exhibition, Un-Representation, curated by Maria Stacks. As a Skidmore student I worked at The Tang, this was a great full circle moment.
