Nikki's "First Impression, St’éx̱w’t’eḵw’s" painting, framed in a wide mid-toned wooden frame, sits on a wooden easel in their studio.

Inspired by the magic of nature and the small moments that make up our day-to-day lives.

A watercolour painting of a circle, divided into 8 sections. The first section has a red strawberry and there is black text that reads “summer solstice, litha, june 20-22”. The next section, moving clockwise, has a cicada in the center; its text reads “lughnasadh, august 1”. The third section has a white mushroom in the center; its text reads “autumnal equinox, mabon, september 21-23”. The fourth section has a red oak leaf in the center; the text above reads “samhain, november 1”. The fifth section has a sleeping black bear in the center; the text reads “winter solstice; yule; december 20-22”. The sixth section has the Orion constellation in the center; its text reads “imbolc, february 1”. The seventh section has a snowshoe hare in the center; the text here reads “vernal equinox, ostara, march 19-21”. The eighth section has a fiddlehead in the center; the text reads “beltane, may 1”. These sections are outlined by a ring of smaller circles, depicting 13 moon cycles.
Collage of a moon and stars on a dark blue and white background, representing a cloudy night sky.

where to find my art this fall/winter:

“First Impression, St’éx̱w’t’eḵw’s” on display at Articulations Art Supply’s Exploring Horizons: Canadian Landscape Exhibition
    • October 15 to November 8, 2026
    • 2802 Dundas St West, Toronto ON, M6P1Y5
    • Ground floor access
“The Lynx” on display at Ground Floor Arts’ Square Foot Community Exhibition and Sale
    • November 12, 2026 to January 3, 2027
    • 112 C Wyndham St North, Guelph ON, N1H4E8
    • Ground floor access
I am a vendor at Kwartzlab’s Holiday Market!
    • November 21, 2026 11am – 4pm
    • 145 Bedford Rd, Kitchener ON, N2G3A3
    • Second floor, stair access only
    • Masks required and provided
Three cyanotype prints hanging on a string in Nikki's studio.
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A maple leaf shaped rug is placed outside on green grass and fallen leaves. The rug is made of many different colours of yarn, evoking a leaf that has just fallen from a tree in autumn. These colours include rusty red, vibrant orange, golden yellow, and moss green. Dark brown yarn was used to create the veins of the leaf, and white yarn was used to create an outline. The rug is about 60 cm x 60 cm.
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