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Preview: "PNW Petites" Collection

  • "Multnomah Falls"

    • Featuring the tallest waterfall in a state that knows its waterfalls!
    • 12" x 12" acrylic and oil on canvas

  • "Portland Aerial Tram"

    • The iconic transportation where I first fell in love with the city and Mt. Hood
    • 8" x 8" acrylic and oil on canvas

  • "Mt. Rainier National Park"

    • The tallest peak of Washington state surrounded by abundant summer lupine
    • 10" x 10" acrylic on canvas

Charity auction

Community Mural Auction

  • Silent auction of this community mural of Mt. Hood and the Columbia River
  • Mural dimensions: 8ft x 5.3ft
  • 50% of auction proceeds will benefit Plastic Pollution Coalition

Repurposing single-use plastic

Mural Creative Process

  • > 200 pieces of plastic waste (difficult to recycle plastic clamshells) were collected from the community
  • Plastic pieces were then primed, painted, cut into flat pieces, and taped onto wooden panels

Creating together

Community-Building Through Art

  • At least 60 community members attended mural-making sessions between March - April 2026 at Social Good Place in PDX
  • Participants included all ages and most had minimal art experience
  • Commemorative art prints of the mural will be gifted to each household that participated

Thank you to our amazing sponsors: Social Good Place and BLICK Art Materials