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The Canva Represents Fund

The Canva Represents Fund is designed to seek out, support, and champion talented artists from underrepresented communities around the world.

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Content that represents everyone

We are committed to being a diverse and inclusive platform and are taking long-term steps to achieve this. All of the content created by Canva Represents Artists is freely available in our content library. Everyone should feel empowered to design with content that represents them.

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Our long-term commitment to diversity

As well as the Canva Represents Fund, we’re constantly looking for other ways to ensure our platform is inclusive for everyone. Some of these activities include:

Bringing you diverse photography collections from stock libraries such as pocstock⁠(opens in a new tab or window), TONL⁠(opens in a new tab or window), and Disability stock⁠(opens in a new tab or window). Find out more here⁠⁠⁠(opens in a new tab or window).
Creating a marketplace for global Canva Creators⁠(opens in a new tab or window) who contribute to our ever-growing template library.
Developing a truly local team of designers, producing high-quality, hyper-localized template collections for India, South Korea, Indonesia, Colombia, Japan, Philippines, Turkey, Egypt and more.

Meet our most recent artists

View our latest artist collections of 2025. All of the content created by Canva Represents Artists is freely available in our content library.

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Represents community & culture

Kimberly Engwicht, She/Her

This collection celebrates Australia's First Nations People and their love for Country, exploring growing-up memories and a shared language of love.

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Represents connection

Tamati Smith, He/Him

A visual homage to the artist’s childhood memories in the bush, this portrait collection embodies the profound bond between his people and the land.

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Represents Uniqueness

Janelle Burger

This collection pays homage to the formidable women shaping the tapestry of the gaming industry, and the nostalgic embrace of vintage video games.

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Represents MODERN INDIA

Avani Rai, She/Her

This series explores hair and fashion in Sikh culture, showing unshorn hair and modest clothing as expressions of strength, unity, and spirituality.

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Represents freedom

Farhan Husain, He/Him

A tribute to Goa’s vibrant youth— celebrating individuality, creativity, and the euphoric freedom of living unique, bold lives.

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Represents cultural spirit & personal identity

Mongo Wang, She/Her

Inspired by the twelve animals of the Asian Zodiac rooted in the Lunar calendar, this collection blends Eastern tradition with modern aesthetics.

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Represents COMMUNITY, FREEDOM, JOY, EXPRESSION

Liam Woods, They/Them

A celebration of love, joy, and resilience, this series honors the Trans community, preserving stories that affirm their right to live authentically.

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Represents COLOMBIA, CULTURE, IDENTITY

Kathiuska, She/Her

Celebrate Colombia's rich culture through an exploratory journey through its iconic places, urban life, street art, food, and everyday experiences.

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Represents COMMUNITY

local.global

Stories of heritage and belonging come to life through images of African food rituals —pounding herbs, moving through busy markets, and sharing meals.

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The task of photography, in my view, is to contribute to a deeper level of acceptance, understanding and integration.

Snezhana von Büdingen-Dyba, She/Her

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Meet the artists

Discover more about our Canva Represents Artists. All of the content created by Canva Represents Artists is freely available in our content library.

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Represents MEMORIES

Bigi Nagala (Sheri Skele), She/Her

This collection pays tribute to cherished experiences in breathtaking Bijara country, South East Queensland.

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Represents UNBRIDLED EXPRESSION

Anderson, He/Him

Echoing Warhol-era NYC, this collection explores queerness through fashion & makeup.

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Represents NATURE

Emma Beukers, She/They

Capturing nature's unseen magic and a connection to Country, inspired by natural beauty and First Nations' spiritual bond.

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Represents freedom

Travis De Vries, He/Him

Drawing inspiration from traditional First Nations art, this series unveils hidden characters within landscapes.

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Represents PEPEHA

Sam Mangakahia, He/Him

Tōku Pepeha showcases the artist's Māori identity and connections to family, nature and ancestors.

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Represents COUNTRY

Maggie-Jean Douglas, She/Her

A celebration of Aussie wildlife, with a focus on the artist's beloved childhood Bottle Brush tree & stunning landscapes.

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Become a Canva Represents Artist

We're on a mission to create the most diverse content library in the world that is easy for you to access. Start designing with the Canva Represents’ collections today!

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