
I have recognized this is my passion, to continue learning my and sharing the art and knowledge to younger generations to preserve our culture and traditions. I did not grow up learning the significance of our art until I began taking Native Art courses (SEALS) in school. Having these SEALS classes offered, allowed me to develop a stronger connection to my culture and understanding the importance of keeping our culture alive.
something about-driven to learn quickly, willing to do what it takes
I want to give kids the same opportunity as I had in school.
Celebration 2nd place Youth Juried Art Show 2018 for a Hummingbird Bracelet
Celebration Honorable Mention 2018 for “Sun faced Eagle” Paddle
Art Fest 2022 Best in Class -Spoon carving and Drum Making Class
Art Fest 2022 Best Brought from Home Award for “Beaver Bowl” Feast Tray
Celebration Honorable Mention 2022 -“Beaver Bowl” Feast Tray
Art Fest 2023 Honorable Mention in Bentwood Box Making class
Art Fest 2023 Kirk Garbisch Award for Artist Merit- Overall Winner for “Fishin box” Canoe Bentwood Box
Raven Dog Salmon Plaque/board
Eagle Paddle
Hummingbird Design for a Drum
Red Cedar Steamed Bracelet
AYS Logo Design
Eagle & Raven Stencil Designs for 2023 CTA Culture Camp
CTA Business Design
Paddle Key Chains
ANS Alaska Native Sisterhood member.
Student Council- Class President senior year and Class Secretary junior year.
Attended the 2022 Fall AASG(Alaska Associations of Student Government) Leadership conference .
Participated in community workshops- Drum, paddles, and traditional blanket making.
Volunteered for CES Indigenous Youth Gathering Day to teach weaving.