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Google Doodle honoring Elizabeth Peratrovich
"We Are Water Protectors" Cover
Haa Aaní illustration for Indigenous Peoples' Day
"Home"
"The Sea in Winter" cover art
Interior from "I Sang You Down From the Stars"
Inside Passage
White Raven on Wood
Interior art from "We Are Water Protectors"
The Stepping Off Place Jacket Illustration
Toxic Plants
Sandy Beach Sunrise
from "We Are Water Protectors"
"Encounter" Cover
City by the Sea
"I Can Make This Promise" Cover
Interior illustration from "Let's Go! A Harvest Story"
Trickster in Autumn
Interior illustration from "Encounter"
Raven and the Tide Lady
Berries Ripe on the Mountain Moon
Interior illustration from "Raven and the Tide Lady"
Into the Woods
"Shanyaak'utlaax: Salmon Boy" Cover
Google Doodle honoring Elizabeth Peratrovich
"We Are Water Protectors" Cover
Haa Aaní illustration for Indigenous Peoples' DayIllustration celebrating our connection to land, haa aaní, as People of the Tides. By Michaela Goade.
"Home"Personal illustration inspired by Southeast Alaska
"The Sea in Winter" cover artCover illustration for “The Sea in Winter” by Christine Day
Interior from "I Sang You Down From the Stars"An interior illustration from the picture book “I Sang You Down from the Stars”
Inside PassagePersonal work
White Raven on WoodPersonal work inspired by the Tlingit origin story “Raven and the Box of Daylight.”
Interior art from "We Are Water Protectors"
The Stepping Off Place Jacket Illustration
Toxic Plants
Sandy Beach SunrisePersonal work
from "We Are Water Protectors"
"Encounter" Cover
City by the Sea
"I Can Make This Promise" Cover
Interior illustration from "Let's Go! A Harvest Story"
Trickster in AutumnPersonal work
Interior illustration from "Encounter"
Raven and the Tide Lady Published by Sealaska Heritage Institute 2018
Berries Ripe on the Mountain Moon
Interior illustration from "Raven and the Tide Lady"
Into the WoodsPersonal work
"Shanyaak'utlaax: Salmon Boy" Cover
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