Fresh from the Makery, the many (and messy) doings of creative professional Amber Solberg: illustrator, artist, craftsperson, instructor, and occasional longboarder.

Semipalmated Plover

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Printed with inkjet on FSC (Forest Sustainability Certified) textured linen weave paper, these 5”x7” selection of prints feature species of birds from across the world. In addition, each print sold goes to plant 1 tree from Tree Canada.

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Named for their partially webbed feet, these tiny shoreline-feeding birds have breeding grounds on the shores of Northern Canada and Alaska. Like killdeer birds, they employ a “broken wing” tactic to trick predators.

This print is part of a series of Music Bird Paintings, featuring watercolour and ink illustrations of different species of birds on aged, acid-free music sheets. These prints measure 5”x7”, are printed by inkjet onto FSC (Forest Sustainability Certified) paper with a textured, linen weave to help bring out the colour and the detail.

This is part of my “Print & Plant” initiative, where each Music Bird Print sold equates to one tree being planted by Tree Canada. To date, over 85 trees have been planted since 2019.

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With an eye for the odd, Amber Solberg is an illustrator, artist, craftsperson & instructor. Hailing from the prairies, she headed east to the ocean and now splits her time between Alberta and Nova Scotia.

Since receiving a Visual Arts Diploma from Red Deer College (AB) and an Interdisciplinary BFA from NSCAD University (NS), she’s evolved her practice to revolve around nature, conscious creation and storytelling. That, and that humour is her jam (although not what she’d want on toast).

With watercolours, ink, and embroidery thread, she makes work that spans from the technical to the expressive, all with an underlying creativity. Whether it’s in the process of creation or the result of what’s produced, a lot of contemporary artistic practice creates waste. In an effort to be more thoughtful of my impact to others and to the environment around me, this shop lists efforts to DO GOOD: be it through fundraising for animals, tree-planting, waste reduction and reuse or otherwise.