The Life and Times of the Plume
I Love Your Soul
A small eternity has passed since the first week of October but here’s what it looked like for my little family and
The deeper I go with this life of mine, the more I hunt and fish and garden and grow, the more time seems to slow down, or maybe the span of each day seems closer to being enough and the rush of
Thank you all for your amazing support since I reopened my shop at the start of November. I had the most incredible month of October in the field with my husband and I thank you for giving me your blessing to take leave. It wasn’t a vacation. Robbie and I worked hard every single day, filled some of our big game tags, prepared the farm for winter, planted a beautiful 2020 garlic crop, hunted backcountry with the horses and while we’re still behind on firewood hauls, we’re slowing ticking items off the to-do list which means more studio time for me! FINALLY!
It is wonderful to be creating again. I had these Pollinator Necklaces pieced out in September and am just managing to finish them up this week — I have a few more on deck for completion but I won’t get to them until next week (a cosmic cut of
I’m hoping to have new work up in my shop tomorrow morning around
I’ve been away from the studio for so long now I can’t remember the direction I was headed in. I guess that’s one of the downfalls of the subsist
Modern Huntsman continues! Volume 4 — the women’s issue — is now available for pre-order and is set to ship in the month of November. I have been lucky enough to contribute to all four volumes of this book over the past couple of years and have been so grateful for the opportunities. The pages are filled with beautiful imagery, wonderful storytelling and excellent information regarding worldwide conservation practices. You can order your copy at modernhuntsman.com OR you can wait a couple of weeks and try to win one as I plan to give away five copies away on my Instagram account. As always, on behalf of all the Modern Huntsman staff and
