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      Here Studio

      Here Studio is a one-woman creative shop run by me - Abigael Tripp. My focus is on landscape imagery and design inspired by the magic and beauty of the natural world. I like to make things that bring more joy into daily life. I hope that by sharing my work, I can connect with fellow earth dwellers who also feel a deep appreciation and love for the places we’re so fortunate to inhabit.

      As a nature lover through and through, I believe it’s my duty to be a good steward of the land. I recognize that the act of making new things is inherently draining on natural resources. However, I’m doing everything possible to minimize the impact while bringing creativity into the world. 10% of all proceeds go to non-profit organizations working to honor and protect wild places.

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        meet the artist

        I was born and raised in Missoula, MT. Growing up, a lot of my life was lived outdoors exploring the mountains and rivers of Western Montana. That time spent hiking, fishing, backpacking, and riding horses cultivated the deep sense of reverence for nature that I carry into my work.My day job is working as the art director for the Portland-based company Tender Loving Empire. In my spare time I run Here Studio as a creative outlet to make the work that is most near and dear to my heart. I love to create handmade goods and experiment with different mediums and processes like textile dyeing, acrylic and gouache paint, film photography, and ceramics. In my work I'm always trying to capture the way being outside, connected to the earth makes me feel.

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        the process

        I work across several different mediums, so the process varies a lot depending on the materials I'm using. But everything I make starts with a feeling - a desire to create (and usually a photo taken while on a hike or camping trip). When working on a painting I will usually pull together a few different photos and collage them together to create a reference image. From there it's just many hours spent staring at a canvas, mixing colors, painting and painting over, until I reach a place that captures the feeling I was searching for.Other times I'll work digitally. I've realized this process is heavily influenced by my training as a graphic designer. I draw elements of the image separately (trees, flowers, mountains, etc.) and then using Adobe Illustrator, I spend time just moving them around - trying to create a composition that clicks. I love the way working digitally gives me the ability to try endless color combinations and to compare different versions side-by-side when making decisions. (It’s so much more forgiving than working with paint!)Whatever the process, I always try to stay grounded in my body and listen to its queues when creating - to let the work come into being intuitively.

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