Paper

Ashley's drawing of wildflowers in a mason jar reflects the beauty of simple objects and nature. 

Printed on heavy, recycled matte card stock, 4 5/8" x  7 1/8". Available as single card or pack of 5, both include envelopes.

Ashley's 7th grade science project was right out the little Golden Guide, Pond Life. Growing up in Topsfield, Massachusetts, an area sculpted by eskers and glaciation, where kettle ponds and streams dotted the landscape and wetlands were thriving environments, Ashley spent her childhood exploring the woods, fields, and ponds around her home.

The Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary backup up to her neighborhood and excursions to the Rockery, a grotto of stacked boulders which overlooked a pond, inspired her small oil painting, Dragonfly.

Printed on heavy, glossy card stock, 4 5/8" x  7 1/8". Available as single card or pack of 5, both include envelopes.

Wild Carrot, also known as Queen Anne's Lace, is a delicate wildflower which has naturalized to North America.

Printed on heavy, recycled matte card stock, 4 5/8" x  7 1/8". Available as single card or pack of 5, both include envelopes.

A watercolor effect in soft, coastal shades of blue and green, color Ashley's Starfish design.

Printed on heavy, glossy card stock, 4 5/8" x  7 1/8". Available as single card or pack of 5, both include envelopes. 

Catbird, is a watercolor painting inspired by the birds at beavertail Point in Jamestown, Rhode Island.

Printed on heavy, glossy card stock, 4 5/8" x  7 1/8". Available as single card or pack of 5, both include envelopes.

• NEW - expected in stock by December 11, 2020

Polar Bear, hunting in the arctic across a frozen landscape.

The painting was made by staining the paper with coffee, then Ashley made pencil sketch and and finished the image with a water color wash.

Printed on heavy, glossy card stock, 4 5/8" x  7 1/8". Available as single card or pack of 5, both include envelopes.

At the invitation of EPA scientist, coastal ecologist and keynote speaker Autumn Oczkowski, Ashley created this illustration for CERF 2017, the Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation conference, which took place in Providence, Rhode Island.

CERF is a scientific program, convening 1,500 scientists, managers and professionals, who present information on estuarine and coastal subjects. 

Ashley enjoyed working with Autumn and several scientists, researching an environment she knows well. She lives on the Narrow River, a tidal inlet, and was inspired by atlantic silversides, eel grass, rockweed, and diatoms.

Printed on heavy, glossy card stock, 4 5/8" x  7 1/8". Available as single card or pack of 5, both include envelopes.