Screenprinting my recent Apalachicola block print on organic cotton t's! Pre-sales are open now and close Oct 1st - all proceeds benefit Apalachicola Riverkeeper! **i'm only ordering the amount sold in presales to reduce waste, if you want one, grab it now :) ** link in bio!

Haven’t posted on here in a while but I’m REALLY excited about this new print celebrating the Apalachicola River Basin - a UNESCO biosphere reserve with SO MANY incredible species. All proceeds go to support Apalachicola Riverkeeper’s advocacy, engagement, and research programs.

First round of block printing on thrifted clothes is moving along nicely. Definitely a learning curve but I’m getting a feel for it!

Printed! Calling it ‘Cathedral’ 14x14 on mulberry paper

Inking up the new desert block!

Unsure about how to carve the rocks in the bigger desert block I’m working on- so making mini prints! And still unsure which one I like better, it’s like choosing my favorite cat.

Little cactus and cloud cuts (and lots of linoleum pieces)

Ready to carve. Let’s go!

In progress. Still trying to decide who’s going in those bottom boxes

The picture // the print. From the lovely Wakulla River, spring-fed and full of anhingas

After carving the block of this beauty, I FINALLY got to see the fabled Hymenocallis henryae glaucifolia in person! Endemic to only two counties in the Florida panhandle, it’s an absolute stunner and such an honor to see in person.

Pulling bloodroots 🌿 (love you, Sanguinaria)

Quail prints on Sonoran inspired colors. Very excited with how these came out! And really loving those colors.

Gambel’s Quail and Western Diamondback under a Sonoran sunrise. 8x10 linoprint on mulberry paper

Inking quails and rattlers

Packing prints to send off after a quick trip to Arizona. Thanks for buying art even with long shipping delays, I’m immensely grateful :) many desert inspired blocks are in the works!

Pulling fresh rattlesnakes on new paper. Really loving this sandy color. Very fitting for our rattlesnake friends. 14x14 on lotka paper

Spring ephemeral prints after spring ephemeral season here in Florida - but really any season is a great time to carve blocks of my favorite plants. Here’s the icon, bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) printed on a variety of colored lotka papers, 5x7

Anhinga prints celebrating mornings on the river when the fog is just lifting and the anhingas are out drying their wings. 11x14 on mulberry paper