Her world was starlight and fire

Her world was starlight and fireAmanda Blake received her BA in fine arts from the University of Oregon, studied watercolor in Siena, Italy and oil painting and print making at the Chautauqua Art Institute in New York. Her paintings use symbolism and the imagery of superstitions to explore the idea of fate and the search for meaning in the the world around us. She lives in Eugene, Oregon.

A round moissanite — diamond’s brilliant

This book breaks the misconception that creativity is reserved for a select few

It’s a continued consideration of all the flourishing life that is alongside us and how we converse with it and each other

Sculpted by referencing the curl and waves in wood grain

Inspired by a trip to the Isle Of Arran in Scotland last year where Studio Wald creators found a plethora of amazing seaweed on the beautiful beaches

A wall-mounted collection of aquatic beings

resourceful

Santal - An addictive sandalwood lit up by a delicate ylang and notes of roasted cumin

and artists worldwide

Notes: Spice Musk

their collection blends heart and whimsy

they explore cycles of destruction and creation that arise from environments interacting with human exploration and development