My work is intended to inspire and empower others to slow down and notice the beauty and wonder in our natural surroundings. I believe that art is a powerful tool that helps us to see our environment in a new way, making each day a little more joyful and vibrant. Ultimately, I hope that by encouraging a deeper connection to nature, I can inspire more people to protect and steward our planet.

My products are made in the USA for supply-chain transparency and in small, made-to-order batches to reduce waste. I use recycled and recyclable materials whenever possible, and I continually work to reduce the impact of my business on the planet. Every item is designed to be high quality so that it can be enjoyed for years to come.

I partner with 90+ independent shops around the United States on a wholesale basis. I love working with these small brick-and-mortar shops because each one is unique and so much more than simply a store– it is a reflection of the owners’ creativity and part of the soul of the town that it’s located within. I make an effort to build a personal connection with every shop that carries my work.

I invest in my local economy by working with fellow small businesses whenever possible. I employ West Virginia-based videographers & photographers for my multimedia projects, produce all my art prints at a print shop in my hometown, and work with West Virginian woodworkers to custom-build frames for my exhibitions.

We donate annually to a variety of environmental and social justice non-profit organizations whose missions align with our values, including Upstream PGH, Friends of Blackwater, Camp Elso, National Audubon Society, and Buffalo Creek Outdoor School.