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OctopusWatercolor, Ink, and Colored Pencil on Antique 1911 Alaskan Railroads Map, Conservation Framing- 28.88"h
- 35.75"w
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The Great RaceInk and Colored Pencil on Antique 1827 Map- 21"h
- 26"w
$5,000 -
The Ways of the NorthColored Pencil and Ink on Antique 1827 Map- 20.5"h
- 26.5"w
$5,000 -
Aleut Sunrise, The Story of My LifeColored pencil and Ink on Vintage Sheet Music- 11.5"h
- 8.5"w
$300 -
From the DeepColored Pencil and Ink on Antique 1827 Map- 20.5"h
- 25.75"w
$2,500 -
Mask of Protection and HealingHand-Painted Clay, Rabbit, Spotted Pheasant Feathers- 25"h
- 25"w
$2,500
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IdahoWatercolor, Ink, and Colored Pencil on Antique Map- 14"h
- 11.25"w
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Dark WolfColored Pencil and Ink on Antique 1885 Paper- 10.75"h
- 6.5"w
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Two SpiritsColored Pencil and Ink on Antique 1901 Map- 11"h
- 16"w
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Humpback and FamilyColored Pencil and Ink on Antique 1888 Map- 4.75"h
- 8.5"w
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HeritageColored Pencil and Ink on Antique 1897 Map- 9.75"h
- 12.75"w
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Wolf and BearColored Pencil, Watercolor, Ink on Antique 1884 Map- 11.5"h
- 14.5"w
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Spirit of the HunterColored Pencil and Ink on Antique 1888 Map- 12"h
- 16"w
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Arctic UnicornColored Pencil, Watercolor, Ink on Antique 1906 Map- 11.5"h
- 15.75"w
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We Swim TogetherColored Pencil and Ink on Antique 1903 Map- 14.25"h
- 21.5"w
SOLD
Heather Johnston, a National Award-Winning Artist was born and raised in the beautiful state of Alaska.
Heather’s passion for and creation of traditional and non-traditional Indigenous art is evident in every piece. Her love for painting, drawing and just simply creating pieces was nurtured early as a child within her creative and artistic family. She has been exploring her artistic side ever since.
Her innovative and contemporary styles include use of bold colors, abstract symbolism and rich traditional principles. With a certain spark in her eye, her drive and vision is evident in every original drawing, oil painting on canvas, acrylic on wood or sculpted clay figure created.
Heather states, “I am always thinking about what I can do next. I am driven that way. I just love the endless possibilities that can be created. I tend to let my art speak for itself. I want people to be inspired by what they see and take something special with them when they acquire my pieces.”
From her fusion of styles and innovative, contemporary perspectives emerges a new outlook, specifically for Southwest Alaska Natives in particular, and Indigenous Art as a whole.