Soggycogs

clip-clopping toward ode'imini giizis

custom formline commission for serraleta on bsky!! thank you so much for commissioning me!!

salmon slices 🐟 sticker for this month!

There's 2 more illustrations, this one is raven, there will also be eagle and thunderbird (different pose, different text) so this is the first in a 3 parter, the others aren't done yet tho! Hope yall likey

if you'd like to support me this month, it's available on my patreon until the 30th. luk'wil t'oyaxsut 'nüüsm da txa'nii goo (thank you all for everything), and safe and happy pride 🧡

Thank you for having me and my artwork again @vinesartsociety!

This was a pretty large undertaking! They wanted to find a way to pretty up the SeaCan with a mural and corrugated surfaces are a nightmare. So we opted to dry out 5 pieces of pressure-treated plywood earlier this year and install those on the side of the bin as a canvas. It wouldn't have been possible without the technical and installation help of our contractor friend Frank, my father-in-law Darrell, and my husband Joshua.

What animal would you like to see in this series?

Bonus vort(note the antlion grub in the vorts body!!! Symbolizes their extremely close tie as two very different species)

I was definitely dreaming of summer while working on this piece. The beautiful fields of fireweed filled with buzzing bees. I hope to be back home all summer and just soak up the sun by the river 💕

Wit'ane Keh, Wit'at, Fort Babine. A place of many names. A gorgeous lake and a fruitful river. Flourishing forests full of medicine and berries. There's plentiful species of animals that share these prosperous lands with us. This village is my home and it has taught me so much. Every year as the summer slowly fades into autumn, we will gather together to start our salmon harvest. Cases upon cases of empty jars ready to be filled, the clinging sound of the knives being sharpened, the cold breeze of the morning air. All of the bins are full of beautiful fatty salmon that were pulled from the river at 7 am sharp. The smokehouse is empty and ready to be filled. The cool morning quickly turns to a burning afternoon as the canners are hissing away and the smoke burns my eyes as I try to hang the last of the salmon. The tables and cutting stations get scrubbed down before we feast on the fresh salmon that will make us sleepy before the evening falls. The harvest of the day is finally over as we grab the last jars from the canner and clean them. We finally get to go inside and rest until we start all over again the next morning. I've been apart of this every year since I was a kid and now my son will learn as I have. That is what I get excited for every year. This is what home feels like in my heart. I can't wait for Talok 'Uze.

This piece represents strength, vulnerability, and growth.

Gordon Henry Norval Morrisseau Kenojuak Ashevak Lois Smoky Kaulaity Ruth Blalock Jones Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas Mungo Martin Joe Hopkins

Corey Bulpitt

“JABBERWOCKY” - made with a thrifted cutting board and posca markers. (SOLD)

some sketchbook pages i recently scanned