28 Marks

Colorway: Unscripted

28 Marks started with a set of hand-painted strokes and a little curiosity. I wanted to see how far I could take them — how many completely different patterns could come from the very same marks. I started turning them, repeating them, rearranging them, and letting one idea lead to the next.

Unscripted is the brighter, more playful side of that experiment. As I kept creating, I felt freer to play with color, repetition, and scale without worrying so much about where each pattern was headed. It became about following an idea just to see where it might take me — and having fun along the way.

Colorway: Unbothered

Unbothered takes the same 28 marks and slows things down. I wanted this colorway to feel softer and more grounded, so I traded the brighter colors for warm, earthy neutrals — soft clay, muted browns, dusty rose, sand, and cream.

The patterns haven’t changed, but the feeling has. Unbothered is mellow, warm, and easygoing — the quieter side of 28 Marks. It’s a softer take on the same playful experiment, with a little less energy and a lot more ease.

Colorway: Taking The Long Way

Taking the Long Way, the third colorway of the On My Walk Today collection, was inspired by the walks that don't have a destination—just the simple joy of wandering a little farther. Warm browns, rich plums, terracotta, and soft neutrals reflect the changing seasons, weathered bark, and the beauty that unfolds when there's no rush to get home. It's a warm, grounded interpretation of the same daily walks that inspired the collection.

Back On The Range

Colorway: Up Country

Up Country, the first colorway of the Back On The Range collection was inspired by my childhood summers on a working ranch in Montana, where days were spent surrounded by horses, wide-open landscapes, and the simple rhythms of ranch life. Memories of horses crossing the stream at the end of the day, the scent of well-worn leather saddles, and weathered wood cabins shaped a collection of hand-drawn florals, vintage western textiles, horses, and rustic keepsakes. Back On The Range celebrates the warmth, freedom, and timeless spirit of the open range.

Back On The Range

Colorway: Down Country

Down Country, the second colorway of the Back On The Range collection, was inspired by the hazy colors of Montana sunsets settling over the ranch at the end of the day. Dusty rose, warm browns, and muted earth tones reflect the fading light across open pastures, blooming wildflowers, and the quiet stillness that arrived as evening settled in. It's a softer, more nostalgic interpretation of the memories that inspired the collection.