Yes, back in 1990 this was new. This stuff was brand new in Yup'ik tundra. I was leafing through my past illustrations and ideas in...

When the long floating seaweed is gone from near tidal shores, that means the Otter is no longer in the area. Just like the forests, the...

A time to reflect, a time to see, a time to envision greater hope and perseverance and offer hope.

A time to reflect, a time to see, a time to envision greater hope and perseverance and offer hope.

Reviewing some simple approach to advertising the site.

"Agayuliyararput" - Our Way Making Prayer. The drum was the heart of everyone, one beat, one family, one love, one joy and giving thanks...

All Native groups of Alaska had stories relating to the Raven. Children's stories of how the Raven made his creations. He had the...

Found a couple photos. This was back in Mekoryuk. Jeremy looks so young, and Ashley Brankovic in background. We used to prepare for art...

Which ONe?

The Siberian Yup’ik natives in Alaska had a story of a wolf turning into a human. The polar bear had the ability to blend in with his...

Donated last year in 2018. Appx. 24"x12" Steel, wood & feathers. I am currently serving as president for the Kuskokwim Art Guild, Inc....

Preparations March 2016

Supporting the arts in Southwest Alaska for 18 years! Victoria Sosa, will be happy to serve you. Come visit the shop:...

This has a new face with moving eyes that follow you at different angles. 16 x 20 inch framed/matted original 3-D artwork is based off from the first design. It is made of driftwood from Bethel and Mekoryuk beaches, dentalium shells, reindeer hair, guinea hen feathers, sand, beads and acrylic paint. Jim Gulick, owner 2018.

Preparing fox figurines to complete the "Follow Me Red". This new look also gave me other ideas for other animals and fish.