We made it to the weekend! It’s time for the weekly art round up!
In case you missed it, here are the artworks from this week. I’m also sharing how sustainability shows up in my artistic practice.
**If you are interested in any of my works, please note that payment plans are available. Remember you have options. Thank you for your ongoing support! **
Available Works
Blog Post: The beautiful and insightful symbolism of plants
The protection that the Buffalo Gourd provides, 2025
Size: 10.60in x 18in
Medium: Ink on salvaged paper
Price: $225
To purchase
Blog Post: Dots, Dots & More Dots! Collect These Colorful Dotted Works!
We got alot to be mad about…And yet we still rise 1, 2025
Size: 11in x 14in
Medium: Color Pencil
Price: $375
To purchase
To learn about the series
Blog Post: Dots, Dots & More Dots! Collect These Colorful Dotted Works!
We got alot to be mad about…And yet we still rise 2, 2025
Size: 11in x 14in
Medium: Color Pencil
Price: $375
To purchase
To learn about the series
We got alot to be mad about…And yet we still rise 3, 2025
Size: 24.25in x 23in
Medium: Color Pencil
Price: $425
Blog Post: Do you see art as an opportunity to check in?
Internal Landscapes – All I see is Grey…2, 2025
Size: 25in x 19in
Medium: Ink on greyed paper
Price: $1,475
To purchase
To explore the rest of the series.
Sustainability In Practice
How sustainability shows up in the materials used
- Salvaged Paper from flood
- Donated Paper from Vital Spaces Community Closet
- Current pens and pencils on hand
When it comes to sustainability in my art practice, I’m particular about not purchasing new materials unless necessary. I prefer to use what I currently have on hand or use donated (materials that are in circulation and need a new home). This includes paper, pens, pencils, pastels, fabric, and more! It’s fun and challenging to figure out how I would use these materials instead of running out to grab the exact thing I need. I feel that I am strengthening my critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
What I love about works on paper is how accessible the materials and sizing of paper are to collectors and me. I create works that are smaller in size. But if you’re interested in larger works, let me know.
How The Sustainability Continues
This falls in alignment with my values of creating one-of-a-kind works. Once purchased, to reduce carbon emissions, shipping is done on a weekly basis through EasyPost, which offers carbon neutral shipping and is packed with packaging from EcoEnclose.
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