“Have you ever faced a moment so heavy that it felt like the end of the road? That’s where I was when I created Ohitika. I thought I might have to give up making art, to leave behind the thing I love most. It was a dark day, filled with doubt and uncertainty. But since I didn’t have another job yet, I sat down to draw. And this image poured out of me—a reminder that I am a woman, and I feel everything. And that’s how we fight: by feeling it all and moving through it. By the time I finished this piece, something had shifted. My finances sorted themselves out, and I persisted. To this day, I’m still an artist, still creating, because I didn’t give up. Ohitika—a Native American word for courage—embodies that moment of transformation, when strength is found in vulnerability and persistence. It’s a deeply personal piece, and it reminds me every day to keep moving forward, no matter what.” A statement in any room. These matte, museum-quality prints are printed on durable, archival paper. **SHIPPING** All our prints ship in a mailing tube to ensure it doesn’t get damaged during shipping. You will have to flatten it out before framing or hanging.
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