Every issue of 52 Feathers includes original art from prints that I create in my own studio. To celebrate being half way through my 52 Feathers zine project i’ve created a collection of some of my favorite paintings and turned them into a plethora of amazing products over on Society6. Shop the Summer Collection I’ve included prints from Hummingbird, Eagle, Heron, Bluebird, Dove, Goldfinch, Sparrow and Nightingale. I love being able to bring the magical colors from the pages o

Kaleidoscope Collection: The Kaleidoscope Collection is my contribution to the miniatures genre of art making. Each mini canvas houses a tiny butterfly print, one-of-a-kind just like a real butterfly, created using a monotype process called Gelli-printing. Each one is a little tidbit of artistic magnificence that you can tuck away on those odd walls in your home that are hard to decorate. I have seen them housed on altars, placed in cars, made into magnets, and hidden in nook

Color is normally where I am most comfortable working, but for my fall projects my palette has been almost exclusively white, grey, and silver. To share this current theme with you I have created a mini collection of six new paintings on Society6. ENJOY! The magic space in fall and winter when the days shorten and the brightness of the moons builds to a nourishing fullness. The alchemical energy of letting go and manifesting simultaneously in this quiet season. Blessed Be. Ch

Visit my Society 6 store to see all the fun new products. Link Here Lately, I’ve been cultivating my inner landscape, nourishing myself and growing a sacred garden filled with intention and joy. Visualization is an important part of my personal practice and these images help me visualize and strengthen my inner magic. I’m excited to share these images with you, so that you too can remember to nourish, grow, and live in a state of bliss. From prints to adorable tables (I think

Several years ago I collaborated with the non-profit Turning the Wheel to create a wonderfully whimsy deck of inspirational cards called “The Good Box.” The project was focused on reclaiming the word good as a positive meditation word and resulted in the creation of 30 affirmation cards all with a phrase about the innate goodness in all of us. My art is featured on the cards, and I played an important hand in the final design. After the completion of the deck of cards I felt

I’ve blogged about my little shrine assemblages many times and I am happy to say that I am at the end of the exploration. This past month I used up the last of my little wooden plaques in the best set of shrines I have created to date! The latest series of shrines are all dedicated to my love of dance, specifically tribal fusion belly dance, which I have been practicing on and off for the past 6 years. This last summer I jumped back into the practice and it has been so rich a

Last December I was happy to present my art to friends and family at a salon held in my home. I curated a collection of my own pieces dating from college to the present and hung them throughout my new home in Colorado. I was truly tickled by the audience of friends who came to witness me and view my art. As part of the salon I spoke about my experience as an artist, the themes and materials I choose to work in, and answered wonderfully thought provoking questions. You can vie

My first public art show is up! My art! On walls in a local venue! Go me! I am excited to announce that my art will be hanging at Anytime Fitness for the next three months. Anytime Fitness is a local gym and I reached out after seeing their call for art. Apparently members of the gym had requested art for the space and the team at the store decided collaborating with local artists would be best. I am honored to be the first artist to exhibit in their space. Anytime Fitness ha

Tea Collection Project from Sam Lee on Vimeo. There it is! For everyone who has seen my kitchen and wondered why it is sticky this video will reveal all. Here is the final presentation of my collections project in Foundation in Studio Arts II. For the project I collected tea for 30 days then turned it unto syrup to be mixed with milk paint. Later I shattered the cups in my kitchen, which had less to do with collections and more to do with my unexplainable desire to smash cera