Seventy Eight

Seventy EightKarina Steeles design inspiration lay heavily influenced by her connection to nature. Growing up in Evergreen, Colorado in the 70s and 80s, she briefly left to attend college at Lewis and Clark College in Portland, OR earning a degree in Biology, thinking she would be a wildlife biologist. After college, she returned to Colorado in Crested Butte where she spent 15 years in various seasonal jobs and covering many miles of trails both snowy and dry. In

colorful and clever

constantly minimizing environmental impact through mindful materials and processes

Boddington’s Studio: Valentine’s Day features a collection of poems focused on love brought to life by Mr

making it a must-read for animal lovers of all ages

Linda’s move to Los Angeles in 2009 coincided with her re-interest in studio pottery and a love of exploring the outdoors

Just gorgeous to wear anytime

or hiking the forest trails near her home

She is the Senior Artist with Cape Porpoise Archaeological Alliance where her drawing has contributed to the archaeological record

Her work is primarily done in acrylic on panel and focuses on light and atmosphere

even when hidden in plain sight

With a life-long passion for birds she partners with scientific institutions to highlight the world's bird life

their Campus and MIO series notebooks feature high-quality paper