Art
A. i. Graphic Facilitating & Illustrating
I have always been the kind of student & teacher who expressed understanding through drawing. After completing the Drawing Change Workshops: Introduction Training (2021) and Advanced (2025), I felt liberated to visually represent my thinking in new and expansive ways. Below are a few examples of my illustrated notes, both large and small.
The book "Decolonizing Methodologies: Research and Indigenous Peoples" by Dr. Smith has been pivotal since my masters degree.
A practice live recording
The message of a single fish fin: digital artwork by Peggy Janicki. I am a fisherperson and a big love of our fish.
The book "Decolonizing Methodologies: Research and Indigenous Peoples" by Dr. Smith continues to have a huge impact on me. This infographic is an elaboration of my class notes during my masters degree.
This infographic shows my war canoe worldview.
"Sending out some love" digital graphic was my practice with drawing fire.
"Understanding Implicit Bias" infographic helps me summarize articles to share with educators.
Infographic "Title [TBD}" is an infographic of elements I try to consider and view with fellow educators.
As adjunct professor, I wanted to include land in our communication model.
As adjunct professor, I like to give my students the best tools.
As adjunct professor, I like to give my students the best tools.
As adjunct professor, I like to give my students the best tools.
The Sun & Moon digital graphic also shares First Nation's languages.
Digital artwork shares my war canoe puller world view.
Digital artwork "Trans rights are human rights" by Peggy Janicki
Digital artwork "215+ Coin" is my response to processing the news release from Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc
MMIWG & 2SLGBTQQIA+ Artwork for Doctors of BC (shared with permission) by Peggy Janicki. This digital artwork was created to honour Murdered Missing Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) and Two-Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, Asexual, and anyone not in the acronym (2SLGBTQQIA+).
1. A. ii. Graphic Illustrator & Author
I self-published a Dakelh creation story. Follow Link, print PDF, and share.
B. Photography & Academic Quotes
Since completing my Master’s degree, I have continued to engage with academic literature. Much of my note-taking and reflection involves typing quotations that resonate with me and pair them with my photographs. This practice helps me process and contextualize ideas within contemporary educational and social systems. Yes, i still love APA style! Below are a few examples:
C. T-Shirts & Art Posters
I am a huge advocate for Indigenous Languages and Futurity and love to create art for
T-Shirts and Posters
Indigenous Futurity
"215+ We Will Remember Them": In response to Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc press release May 27, 2021. This art is free to use if used to bring awareness to any and all missing Indigenous children. Please note CC BY-NC-ND: License allows users to copy and distribute the material in any medium or format in unadapted form only, for non-commercial purposes only, and only so long as attribution is given to creator
Ucwalmícwts for wind-dried sockeye salmon
"215+ We Will Remember Them" t-shirt design for Dan Milo Society & City of Chilliwack in preparation for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2022
Halq'eméylem for wind-dried sockeye salmon
t-shirt example by Kwá:y Design/Jay Roberts
Lady Jane's new logo! I was super humbled to be asked to redesign Lady Jane Canoe Club's logo. May 2024
D. Salish Weaving
New for November 2022: My 1st time being part of an Art Gallery Show!
Native American Art Exhibition: A Weaver’s Voice - Coast Salish Wool Weavings Curated by Selena Kearney
November 7 – December 9, 2022

