Product Description

This print is a digitized version of my acrylic painting "Giigoonh". All of my designs are freehand drawn, and original designs by myself.

About This Piece

On my father’s side, I am from Swan Lake First Nation Treaty One territory. We are from the Bullhead Clan, which is a fish. Growing up fishing was always healing for my family and I. It bonded us as we shared stories, and taught us important life lessons.

The waves on both sides of the painting represent the ebbs and flows of life – sometimes it is smooth sailing and other times it is an adventure. Regardless, this fish reminds us that life is beautiful, to keep on going and make waves wherever we go. Only 100 prints of this design were made.

Thank you so much, Chi Miigwetch from the bottom of my heart for supporting my small Indigenous-owned business.

Note: this is a print, not an original painting. Frame NOT included. Each print has a 0.36-inch white border around the design in order to include the handwritten print #, title, and signature at the bottom. Each print is 12"x12".

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