The Pocket Art Toolkit is my everyday, go-to set. It is light and compact enough to accompany any sized outing, and contains everything I need to create for a moment in the moment. Mine is equipped with:

-a waterbrush (filled with alochol in the winter months to keep paints from freezing!)

-palette filled with Daniel Smith watercolor paints (pre-dried in their pans)

-black archival pen

-white gel pen

-3.5 x 5.5” Stillman and Birn 320gsm cold press sketchbook

-shop towel or errant pant leg to clean brushes

I also regularly use toned paper, pre-cut 100% cotton rag paper, and a variety of brush sizes.

It’s an honor to work together to bring your vision to life as a painting, but I’m only able to accept a small number of custom paintings each year. Please reach out to discuss your idea, or to view examples of past commissioned paintings, click here.

A selection of my archival prints and stationery are listed on Faire for a streamlined ordering process. Check it out, here.

Thanks for asking! If you’re out and about in Alaska you can find a selection of pieces at some of my favorite retailers across the state, including Lichen in Fairbanks, the Alaska Salmon Sisters Flagship Shop in Homer, and Kindred Post in Juneau.

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Giclée prints are archival-quality inkjet prints, made to last 100+ years. The color and quality are comparable to the original work. Visit this page to learn more about my print and fulfillment process.

I aim to be as environmentally and socially responsible as possible in both my personal and professional life. Through art, I convey causes and information related to climate change, Indigenous knowledge, and environmental protection, and donate a percentage of every sale to support local non-profit organizations. To create and reproduce art, I work with local Alaskan, BIPOC and/or women-owned shops, and use recyclable and recycled shipping materials as much as possible. If you have suggestions on how to improve the sustainability of my process, I’d love your feedback.