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About Cabin Week Projects

Welcome to Cabin Week Projects – A Collection of Art, Nature & Myth

Step into a world where myth, nature, and ink converge.

My shop is home to a curated collection of fine art prints—hand-drawn illustrations inspired by folklore, the occult, and the quiet magic of the natural world. Each piece is created with pen, ink, and alcohol markers, blending detailed linework with layered emotion and symbolism.

You’ll find themes of transformation, ritual, and mystery alongside tender portraits of mushrooms, flowers, and animals—subjects that speak to both the earthly and the otherworldly. Whether it’s an anthropomorphic frog queen, a haunted botanical spirit, or a protective creature drawn from myth, each print invites you to look a little closer.

These works are more than images—they are quiet spells, visual stories, and fragments of imagined worlds. Every print is made with care and intention, designed to bring a bit of wonder into your space.

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Thank you for supporting handmade art—every piece tells a story, and I’m honored to share mine with you.

The Symbolism of the Snake

The snake is a powerful archetype that appears in cultures and religions throughout the world and frequently makes its way into Cabin Week Project designs. It can represent many things: the spine's connection to the brain stem or the seat of consciousness; the gift of knowledge to Eve and the Buddha; or, when shown eating its own tail, rebirth and regeneration. Entwined together they remind us of DNA (the caduceus). To me, the snake represents QI and the energy or spirit that moves throughout the body. Because all things contain QI, the snake resides in all beings great and small. The snake is a story of interconnection.

The Skull and Other Symbols of Death

In the moments when we most fear death our perspectives become razor focused, bestowing upon us a sudden clarity to glimpse understandings of the most important things in our lives. We learn to love most deeply in facing death.

I frequently use skulls and other symbols as a meditation on death. Skulls juxtaposed with dried botanicals evokes the beauty of the cycle of life and death. Memento Mori - "Remember that one day you will die" - is an ongoing theme in my work and reminds me to face death at all times with an open heart. Change is the acceptance of death in everyday life and being able to face change with humility and compassion is critical to my understanding of growth.

Crystals, the Tarot, and other Occult Symbols

I use crystals and the Tarot as guides to understanding my inner world. In addition to regular meditation and other rituals, I use these tools as vehicles to access other states of consciousness. My art is guided most strongly by my intuition and visions that come forward in deep meditation so it is no surprise that these tools and symbols find their way into my work.

Thank You for Supporting My Small Business

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