Do you feel connected to a specific wild animal or a pet? Each portrait is painted on either wood cookies or animal skin drums, made with traditional Native American techniques.

A portion of every sale gives to ARC Solutions (Animal Road Crossings), which is the leading coalition dedicated to wildlife crossing design and advocacy in the migration corridors that need them most.

Color block portraits of intuited celestials made with posca markers and paint. Some are intricately rendered — detailed faces, halos, and wings brought fully to life. Others arrive anonymously, distilled into simple, luminous color shapes that leave space for whoever you need them to be. Both are available as originals and prints.

A percentage of Saints & Angels purchases is donated to RAICES (Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services), which helps support people who have spent too much of their lives in detention camps.

This coloring book was made for adults and children with the belief that we all learn best when we’re allowed to be curious, wander, and play.

A portion of sales supports Kimberton Waldorf School, which is a nature-based, curiosity-led, art-centered educational system.

Private photoshoot sessions are made entirely for you with the magic of your choice; from forest fairies, witches, and flower maidens to family photos and wellness brand photoshoots. Each session is unhurried, with an eye shaped by years of documenting seasonal gatherings, women in nature, and the in-between moments most cameras miss.

Commissioned photography does not carry a donation component. All ticketed photoshoot events fall under Hestia’s Events. and select events donate to Folly and Friends Mustang Sanctuary.

Archival prints made from scans — the natural texture of my hair and skin pressed against scanner glass alongside acorns, ferns, feathers, flowers, dead butterflies, cicadas, and other small pieces of nature. Intimate documents of the living world, printed and ready to hang.

A portion of Scanner Art sales goes to The Nature Conservancy, which advances effective, lasting conservation in more than 80 countries and territories.

Black and white line drawings of plants, animals, and the moon — each one set against a painted background in two colors. The simplicity of the line against the softness of the color gives each piece a quiet, grounded presence.

A portion of each Two Tones sale goes toward supporting the Chester County Food Bank.

Line drawings that live at the edge of the etheric realm — figures, botanicals, and creatures rendered in ink, mostly black and white, some touched with color. The kind of work that makes you look again and ponder the details.

A portion of sales supports MAPS (Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies), which is a nonprofit organization that provides public resources and leadership as they work together to create responsible evidence–based pathways to psychedelics.

Commission a hand-knitted gnome hat — pointy, earnest, and made with non-itchy wool. They are for wearing, for gifting, for putting on and feeling slightly more gnomish.

A portion of each sustainably-sourced Fiber Arts sale goes to biodynamic farms in Kimberton PA.

Wearable masks made from recycled and natural materials — some animal, some drawn from ancestral ritual, some purely abstract. Each one is shaped by hand and made to be worn, displayed, or carried into whatever ceremony you’re creating.

A portion of every mask sale goes toward the Ocean Blue Project which funds beach cleanups, catching plastic before it reaches the ocean, and using fungi to break down plastic pollutants.