Illustrated label for Sookram’s Brewing Company for Fox Force Five, a special edition S.M.A.S.H. Pale Ale with Medusa hops, an International Women’s Brew Day pale ale.
Author: katrinamjcraig
Creative Projects
Smokey Sunset: Winnipeg Beach, MB
Fires blow across the country, dissolving the horizon, dulling the sun to a warm orange. The ocean is on fire. It hasn’t rained in weeks. It feels like the beginning of the end, sometimes.
No Pride in Genocide: Treaty 1, Winnipeg, MB
1308+ Children have been found. No pride in Genocide. The Forks on Treaty 1/Winnipeg on Canada Day weekend, no one in sight.
Urban Gaurdians: Winnipeg, MB
Urban guardian of the community garden, The moon rises from the river.
Blue Dusk Walk: Winnipeg, MB
Blue dusk, no warmth on the horizon. Heat coming from the asphalt.
Check Your Calendar
Check Your Calendar: Folks who’ve been home too much for too long. Concept by Alex Henry.
15 Years of Journals
A long term practice.
Spinning Slubby Wool
Spinning Fleecemaiden hand spun wool, plied with a fine, mohair and silk blend. Slubby plied wool looks like macaroni or pasta, yes?
The Trees Got Leaves: Winnipeg, MB
Same walks, different neighbourhood. Springtime inside, visiting banned.
Maritime Back Room
This room feels a bit “maritime” in the deep blue on some of the walls, the rest a light grey. A crochet rope cover on the half silver light bulb a little “buoy” looking. The red wool the red soil. Deep water meets rocks over the pantry curtain. Patchwork field railing. I haven’t been home […]
Lawn to Garden, Early Stages
Some process photos of the first few stages of front lawn-to garden-transition. There were already two beds in front of the house, and the two freestanding boxes when we moved in. I removed the sod, dug out the front beds, and made the wooden edging, staining it to match the boxes. I dug out the […]
Indoor Sanctuary
So the plants just keep getting bigger and bigger, and the light they need keeps expanding. Our new house is close to the homes beside it, so the side windows get very little light. It’s long and narrow, back windows facing northwest, and the front window facing southeast. Southeast, but with a sunroom blocking it. […]
