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Handcrafted in our Detroit studio, these Reclaimed Wood Picture Frames are the perfect compliment to your photographs, diplomas, or artwork. 

Made with maple hardwood from the iconic Michigan Central Station, in Corktown. We were able to safely salvaged a small quantity of original hardwood flooring before renovations began in 2016. These frames are available as a super limited production run. When they sell out, that's it!

Available in various common sizes. Choose from the drop-down menu.

Details: 

• Solid Reclaimed Maple
  
• 1.75" Frame Molding
  
• Smooth finish
  
• Glass included
  
• Made for vertical and horizontal display
  
• Easel back with included keyholes for easy wall hanging or tabletop display
  

Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Mutual Adoration frames and housewares are handcrafted in a women-run wood shop in Detroit. We use locally-sourced reclaimed wood, environmentally responsible paints and wood stains, and American-made hardware. Each frame is noted with the wood type and origin. Please note: our goods have been created to use in modern life, while maintaining the patina and character of age. Wood grain, markings, knots, holes, and unique characteristics vary.

Handcrafted in our Detroit studio, these Reclaimed Wood Picture Frames are the perfect compliment to your photographs, diplomas, or artwork. 

Made with maple hardwood from the iconic Michigan Central Station, in Corktown. We were able to safely salvaged a small quantity of original hardwood flooring before renovations began in 2016. These frames are available as a super limited production run. When they sell out, that's it!

Available in various common sizes. Choose from the drop-down menu.

Details: 

• Solid Reclaimed Maple
  
• 1.75" Frame Molding
  
• Smooth finish
  
• Glass included
  
• Made for vertical and horizontal display
  
• Easel back with included keyholes for easy wall hanging or tabletop display
  

Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Mutual Adoration frames and housewares are handcrafted in a women-run wood shop in Detroit. We use locally-sourced reclaimed wood, environmentally responsible paints and wood stains, and American-made hardware. Each frame is noted with the wood type and origin. Please note: our goods have been created to use in modern life, while maintaining the patina and character of age. Wood grain, markings, knots, holes, and unique characteristics vary.

Water Bath Marbling on Many Mediums

Saturday September 16th from 2:30 to 4:30pm

Entry Level Class. No experience necessary. Must be 14 or older. 

This class is perfect for anyone who sometimes feels intimidated by arts and crafts. Because the process is very free-flowing, everyone will have some successful results!

Water marbling is an ancient technique of lightly applying pigments onto the surface of thickened water in order to create beautiful, swirling designs that may be transferred onto a range of different surfaces such as paper, leather, fabric, and more. In this hands-on workshop, you will learn about the origins of marbling art and how it has been applied in various forms. Playing with colors and a variety of tools will allow you to experiment with different patterns. We’ll show you how to properly dip paper, leather, wood, and fabric into the bath in order to perfectly transfer your trippy patterns. We'll also discuss uses for the results beyond the workshop. So many projects can be made with your marbled pieces!

COVID-19 POLICY - We are asking all workshop participants to be fully vaccinated or provide a negative test result from within three days prior to the class and to accept all requests of both POST and the instructor concerning mask wearing. 

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Policy page. 

About the Instructor:

Clare Fox is a Detroit-based visual artist, instructor, and curator. Her academic and professional background is in Printmaking, though her studio practice also includes experimental photography, sculpture, and woodworking. Clare is the creative director and a co-founder of Mutual Adoration and POST.

Water Bath Marbling on Many Mediums

Wednesday August 9th from 6 to 8pm

Entry Level Class. No experience necessary. Must be 14 or older. 

This class is perfect for anyone who sometimes feels intimidated by arts and crafts. Because the process is very free-flowing, everyone will have some successful results!

Water marbling is an ancient technique of lightly applying pigments onto the surface of thickened water in order to create beautiful, swirling designs that may be transferred onto a range of different surfaces such as paper, leather, fabric, and more. In this hands-on workshop, you will learn about the origins of marbling art and how it has been applied in various forms. Playing with colors and a variety of tools will allow you to experiment with different patterns. We’ll show you how to properly dip paper, leather, wood, and fabric into the bath in order to perfectly transfer your trippy patterns. We'll also discuss uses for the results beyond the workshop. So many projects can be made with your marbled pieces!

COVID-19 POLICY - We are asking all workshop participants to be fully vaccinated or provide a negative test result from within three days prior to the class and to accept all requests of both POST and the instructor concerning mask wearing. 

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Policy page. 

About the Instructor:

Clare Fox is a Detroit-based visual artist, instructor, and curator. Her academic and professional background is in Printmaking, though her studio practice also includes experimental photography, sculpture, and woodworking. Clare is the creative director and a co-founder of Mutual Adoration and POST.

Water Bath Marbling on Many Mediums

Wednesday July 5th from 6 to 8pm

Entry Level Class. No experience necessary. Must be 14 or older. 

This class is perfect for anyone who sometimes feels intimidated by arts and crafts. Because the process is very free-flowing, everyone will have some successful results!

Water marbling is an ancient technique of lightly applying pigments onto the surface of thickened water in order to create beautiful, swirling designs that may be transferred onto a range of different surfaces such as paper, leather, fabric, and more. In this hands-on workshop, you will learn about the origins of marbling art and how it has been applied in various forms. Playing with colors and a variety of tools will allow you to experiment with different patterns. We’ll show you how to properly dip paper, leather, wood, and fabric into the bath in order to perfectly transfer your trippy patterns. We'll also discuss uses for the results beyond the workshop. So many projects can be made with your marbled pieces!

COVID-19 POLICY - We are asking all workshop participants to be fully vaccinated or provide a negative test result from within three days prior to the class and to accept all requests of both POST and the instructor concerning mask wearing. 

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Policy page. 

About the Instructor:

Clare Fox is a Detroit-based visual artist, instructor, and curator. Her academic and professional background is in Printmaking, though her studio practice also includes experimental photography, sculpture, and woodworking. Clare is the creative director and a co-founder of Mutual Adoration and POST.

Two Day Ceramic Workshop: Handbuilding Mugs

Saturday September 30th from 10:30am-3pm and Saturday October 7th from 10:30am-1:30pm

Beginner Level Class - Must be 16 or older.

During this 2 day workshop, Rachel will guide you through different hand-building and decorating techniques to create a unique mug for you to take home. 

On day 1, you will be constructing the cup out of clay. Rachel will demonstrate different techniques and processes to build the mug by hand. You’ll have the rest of the class  to create your piece. 

On day 2, your mug will be ready to decorate using a variety of different color underglaze paints. After being decorated, you will apply glaze to make your mug usable and food safe. 

Once your glaze is set, your mugs will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All mugs will  be ready for pick up 1 week after class after firing is complete.

COVID-19 POLICY - We are asking all workshop participants to be fully vaccinated or provide a negative test result from within three days prior to the class and to accept all requests of both POST and the instructor concerning mask wearing. 

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Policy page.

About the Instructor:

Rachel Gervais is an artist +educator based in Hamtramck, MI. With a BFA in Ceramics from CCS, Rachel has used her education to fuel her love for craft and share those skills with all ages. She loves exploring the quality of texture and the intimate relationship of holding a cup, bowl, or small vase.

Screen Printing Workshop: Tea Towel Screen Printing with Shayla of Scarlet Crane

Saturday August 5th from 11am - 2pm

Entry Level Class - No experience necessary, however you must be 14 (with supervision) or older

Learn about screen printing and make a trio of colorful unique tea towels. These are perfect for gifting or keeping for yourself!

During this make & take workshop, Shayla will teach you about multi-color placement printing, designing and printing repeat patterns, and special techniques for screen printing on fabric. Everyone will print fun, contemporary patterns onto 100% cotton tea towels. Shayla will guide you through designing, laying out patterns, and mixing colorful inks to use on your tea towels.

Everyone will take home 3 freshly printed cotton tea towels.

Aprons will be provided, but please wear clothes that you don’t mind getting a little bit dirty. Screen printing ink will stain your clothing!

Includes all materials and tools needed for project, as well as refreshments!

Shayla Johnson is founder and designer of Scarlet Crane Creations which is a dedicated micro-batch textile printing house that specializes hand-printed fabrics used to create home decor products and lifestyle accessories. Unique surface patterns range from free flowing florals to abstract textures in order to produce stylish and sophisticated collections. The Scarlet Crane Creations is housed right here at POST so you’ll have the opportunity to see Shayla’s work space, printing table, and work in process.

Ceramic Workshop: Glazing Porcelain Bud Vases

Saturday May 27th from 1:30pm-4:30pm

Beginner Level Class - Must be 16 or older

Learn all about porcelain decorating techniques as you make a unique home accent of your own! Perfect for a commemorative jewelry plate, stylish soap dish, or one-of-a-kind catch-all tray to treasure for years to come. 

In this 3 hour workshop, you choose your tray from a selection of bisqueware — each hand built  by Rachel Gervais. With a variety of colored underglaze paints at your disposal, Rachel will walk you through glazing techniques as you decorate your chosen piece.

Once your glaze is set, your vase will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. Please note, all vases will be ready for pick up 1 week after class, when the kiln firing is complete.

Pressed Flower Workshop: Framed Pressed Flower Collage 

Saturday June 10th from 2:30pm - 4:30pm

Entry Level Class - No experience necessary, however you must be 14 or older

Create a unique composition with the beauty of locally grown flowers! 

During this make and take workshop, you'll get creative while being guided through the tradition of pressing flowers for preservation and display. We will have a variety of unique dried flowers and color schemes to choose from. Create a collage that reflects your style!

Everyone will receive a box frame, made by Mutual Adoration. These frames are made using locally sourced reclaimed wood and include two panes of glass. These frames are built specifically to display your pressed flower creation!

Everyone will take home their own unique piece, framed and ready to hang. Includes all materials and tools needed for project, as well as refreshments!

COVID-19 POLICY - We are asking all workshop participants to be fully vaccinated or provide a negative test result from within three days prior to the class and to accept all requests of both POST and the instructor concerning mask wearing. 
Please click here for more details on our Workshop Policy page.

A POST Still Life Series: Charcoal Drawing with Clare Fox

Saturday June 17th from 10am to 2:30pm

Entry Level Class - No experience necessary however minors must have a guardian present.

This season, POST invites different artists to lead a session with their take on a POST Still Life.

We believe that EVERYONE can draw. Yes, even you. By drawing together, we not only learn new skills and improve our techniques, we build community through shared experience. Lose yourself in the process. Get into a flow state by focusing on a collection of POST's ordinary objects.

This class is designed to be a fun, experiential, and experimental workshop for all skill levels rather than an academic dive into “learning to draw". Come join the fun! 

For as long as people have been creating visual artwork, there has been a desire to record ordinary, everyday objects. These works evoke a mood and remind us of life’s hidden beauty. As viewers, the chosen still life objects offer some insight into the lives of others.

Join Clare in the studio for a session of Reductive Charcoal Drawing. We will explore using erasers and charcoal, in all its moody forms. This particular style of charcoal drawing is prized for its ability to produce an interplay between light and shadow, known as chiaroscuro. Though a bit messy, getting our hands dirty with charcoal dust is a very satisfying way to learn, play, and experiment!

Everyone will bring home a still life drawing and the experience of losing themselves in the process.

COVID-19 POLICY - We are asking all workshop participants to be fully vaccinated or provide a negative test result from within three days prior to the class and to accept all requests of both POST and the instructor concerning mask wearing. 

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Policy page. 

About the Instructor:

Clare Fox is a Detroit-based visual artist, instructor, and curator. Her academic and professional background is in Printmaking, though her studio practice also includes experimental photography, sculpture, and woodworking. Clare is the creative director and a co-founder of Mutual Adoration and POST.

A POST Still Life Series: Drawing with Melissa Dettloff

Saturday June 3rd from 10:30am to 12:30pm

Entry Level Class - No experience necessary however minors must have a guardian present.

This season, POST invites different artists to lead a session with their take on a POST Still Life.

We believe that EVERYONE can draw. Yes, even you. By drawing together, we not only learn new skills and improve our techniques, we build community through shared experience. Lose yourself in the process. Get into a flow state by focusing on a collection of POST's ordinary objects.

This class is designed to be a fun, experiential, and experimental workshop for all skill levels rather than an academic dive into “learning to draw". Come join the fun! 

For as long as people have been creating visual artwork, there has been a desire to record ordinary, everyday objects. These works evoke a mood and remind us of life’s hidden beauty. As viewers, the chosen still life objects offer some insight into the lives of others.

Melissa’s workshop will focus on drawing with pens, markers, and pencils. Paper and tools will be available. If you have your own favorite tools, please feel free to bring them.

Everyone will bring home a still life drawing and the experience of losing themselves in the process.

COVID-19 POLICY - We are asking all workshop participants to be fully vaccinated or provide a negative test result from within three days prior to the class and to accept all requests of both POST and the instructor concerning mask wearing. 

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Policy page. 

About the Instructor:

Melissa Dettloff is an artist and teacher based in Detroit, and she has been screen printing for over twenty years. She makes colorful illustrations out of her home studio, which she shares with her greyhound, Bernadette.

Clay Jewelry Workshop: Statement Patterns & Cane Work with Trice Clark

Saturday September 123rd from 11am-2pm

Entry Level Class - Must be 14 (with supervision) or older.

Perfect for those who love a conversational piece. The intricate design work taught in this class is sure to produce head turning accessories.

Through this 3 hour workshop, we’ll explore the possibilities of what can be created from polymer clay. Trice will guide you through the process of layering and cutting to create striking patterns for one-of-a-kind drop earrings. Dive into decorative techniques such as terrazzo, stripes, and marble effects. Move on to creating the holes to add your jump rings, and learn techniques to add the backings of your earrings.

While it is not required, we do recommend starting with Trice’s Shaping & Color Mixing Essentials Workshop. This session will touch on the same foundational techniques for making jewelry from scratch, however it will move at a faster pace to cover new skills.

Everyone will bring home a stunning pair of drop earrings featuring your custom, intricate designs as well as an assortment of practice beads!

Clay Jewelry Workshop: Statement Patterns & Cane Work with Trice Clark

Wednesday August 23rd from 5:30pm-8:30pm

Entry Level Class - Must be 14 (with supervision) or older.

Perfect for those who love a conversational piece. The intricate design work taught in this class is sure to produce head turning accessories.

Through this 3 hour workshop, we’ll explore the possibilities of what can be created from polymer clay. Trice will guide you through the process of layering and cutting to create striking patterns for one-of-a-kind drop earrings. Dive into decorative techniques such as terrazzo, stripes, and marble effects. Move on to creating the holes to add your jump rings, and learn techniques to add the backings of your earrings.

While it is not required, we do recommend starting with Trice’s Shaping & Color Mixing Essentials Workshop. This session will touch on the same foundational techniques for making jewelry from scratch, however it will move at a faster pace to cover new skills.

Everyone will bring home a stunning pair of drop earrings featuring your custom, intricate designs as well as an assortment of practice beads!

Clay Jewelry Workshop: Statement Patterns & Cane Work with Trice Clark

Saturday July 29th from 1:30pm-4:30pm

Entry Level Class - Must be 14 (with supervision) or older.

Perfect for those who love a conversational piece. The intricate design work taught in this class is sure to produce head turning accessories.

Through this 3 hour workshop, we’ll explore the possibilities of what can be created from polymer clay. Trice will guide you through the process of layering and cutting to create striking patterns for one-of-a-kind drop earrings. Dive into decorative techniques such as terrazzo, stripes, and marble effects. Move on to creating the holes to add your jump rings, and learn techniques to add the backings of your earrings.

While it is not required, we do recommend starting with Trice’s Shaping & Color Mixing Essentials Workshop. This session will touch on the same foundational techniques for making jewelry from scratch, however it will move at a faster pace to cover new skills.

Everyone will bring home a stunning pair of drop earrings featuring your custom, intricate designs as well as an assortment of practice beads!

Clay Jewelry Workshop: Statement Patterns & Cane Work with Trice Clark

Sunday June 18th from 12pm-3pm

Entry Level Class - Must be 14 (with supervision) or older.

Perfect for those who love a conversational piece. The intricate design work taught in this class is sure to produce head turning accessories.

Through this 3 hour workshop, we’ll explore the possibilities of what can be created from polymer clay. Trice will guide you through the process of layering and cutting to create striking patterns for one-of-a-kind drop earrings. Dive into decorative techniques such as terrazzo, stripes, and marble effects. Move on to creating the holes to add your jump rings, and learn techniques to add the backings of your earrings.

While it is not required, we do recommend starting with Trice’s Shaping & Color Mixing Essentials Workshop. This session will touch on the same foundational techniques for making jewelry from scratch, however it will move at a faster pace to cover new skills.

Everyone will bring home a stunning pair of drop earrings featuring your custom, intricate designs as well as an assortment of practice beads!

Clay Jewelry Workshop: Shaping & Color Mixing Essentials with Trice Clark

Saturday September 9th from 11am-2pm

Entry Level Class - Must be 14 (with supervision) or older.

Local artist Trice Clark will guide you through the process of designing jewelry from scratch!  

During this 3 hour workshop, you’ll learn fundamental skills for working with vibrant polymer clay as you create a custom pendant necklace. We’ll practice shaping and manipulation techniques to yield clay beads. You’ll also learn color mixing techniques to bring forth custom hues. 

No prior experience is required —this is a beginner friendly course and a great starting point to lead into the Statement Patterns & Cane Work Workshop.

Everyone will bring home a showstopping, one-of-a-kind pendant necklace of their own design!

Clay Jewelry Workshop: Shaping & Color Mixing Essentials with Trice Clark

Saturday July 22nd from 1:30pm-4:30pm

Entry Level Class - Must be 14 (with supervision) or older.

Local artist Trice Clark will guide you through the process of designing jewelry from scratch!  

During this 3 hour workshop, you’ll learn fundamental skills for working with vibrant polymer clay as you create a custom pendant necklace. We’ll practice shaping and manipulation techniques to yield clay beads. You’ll also learn color mixing techniques to bring forth custom hues. 

No prior experience is required —this is a beginner friendly course and a great starting point to lead into the Statement Patterns & Cane Work Workshop.

Everyone will bring home a showstopping, one-of-a-kind pendant necklace of their own design!

Need an everyday necklace? Here’s your new go-to! This Minimal Bar Necklace is just the right amount of detail.

Raw brass bar is threaded with shimmery copper chain that hangs free from the bar.

This necklace measures 15"

Features spring ring clasp closure. 

Handmade in Oak Park, Michigan
*Woman Owned Business
*POST Workshop Instructor

K E P T Jewelry was founded by Yvonne Spampinato in 2012. Yvonne designs and crafts each piece by hand, using primarily raw brass and semi precious stones. Known for her signature modern + organic vibe, Yvonne creates jewelry that is easy to incorporate into your wardrobe and sure to get compliments.
 
Tips on caring for your beloved brass jewelry:
Most of the KEPT jewelry collection is made of raw brass. Its earthy glow and bright 'gold like' shine is beautiful. Even when brass pieces tarnish, there's always that luster underneath. With a little love you can get your brass jewelry shining like new! Keep your brass away from moisture! Unless you plan on drying it super well, any moisture left on brass will bring it to spot. At the end of the day, don't leave your brass jewelry in the bathroom. Any jewelry left lying around in the bathroom will surely tarnish and spot. Yvonne suggests hanging or setting your jewelry aside in a dry environment. If you do need to remove tarnish, her secret trick is sanding it lightly with a fine grit sanding sponge.

These statement earrings are made of raw brass with a lovely antique-like patina and subtle shine. Earrings measure 2 inches long. Lightweight and easy to wear!

 
Handmade in Oak Park, Michigan
*Woman Owned Business
*POST Workshop Instructor

K E P T Jewelry was founded by Yvonne Spampinato in 2012. Yvonne designs and crafts each piece by hand, using primarily raw brass and semi precious stones. Known for her signature modern + organic vibe, Yvonne creates jewelry that is easy to incorporate into your wardrobe and sure to get compliments.

Tips on caring for your beloved brass jewelry:

Most of the KEPT jewelry collection is made of raw brass. Its earthy glow and bright 'gold like' shine is beautiful. Even when brass pieces tarnish, there's always that luster underneath. With a little love you can get your brass jewelry shining like new! Keep your brass away from moisture! Unless you plan on drying it super well, any moisture left on brass will bring it to spot. At the end of the day, don't leave your brass jewelry in the bathroom. Any jewelry left lying around in the bathroom will surely tarnish and spot. Yvonne suggests hanging or setting your jewelry aside in a dry environment. If you do need to remove tarnish, her secret trick is sanding it lightly with a fine grit sanding sponge.

These statement earrings are made of raw brass with a lovely antique-like patina and subtle shine. Earrings measure 2 inches long. Lightweight and easy to wear!

 
Handmade in Oak Park, Michigan
*Woman Owned Business
*POST Workshop Instructor

K E P T Jewelry was founded by Yvonne Spampinato in 2012. Yvonne designs and crafts each piece by hand, using primarily raw brass and semi precious stones. Known for her signature modern + organic vibe, Yvonne creates jewelry that is easy to incorporate into your wardrobe and sure to get compliments.

Tips on caring for your beloved brass jewelry:

Most of the KEPT jewelry collection is made of raw brass. Its earthy glow and bright 'gold like' shine is beautiful. Even when brass pieces tarnish, there's always that luster underneath. With a little love you can get your brass jewelry shining like new! Keep your brass away from moisture! Unless you plan on drying it super well, any moisture left on brass will bring it to spot. At the end of the day, don't leave your brass jewelry in the bathroom. Any jewelry left lying around in the bathroom will surely tarnish and spot. Yvonne suggests hanging or setting your jewelry aside in a dry environment. If you do need to remove tarnish, her secret trick is sanding it lightly with a fine grit sanding sponge.

These statement earrings are made of raw brass with a lovely antique-like patina and subtle shine. Featuring natural stone, in your choice of color. Hoop earrings measure 2 inches long. Lightweight and easy to wear!

 
Handmade in Oak Park, Michigan
*Woman Owned Business
*POST Workshop Instructor

K E P T Jewelry was founded by Yvonne Spampinato in 2012. Yvonne designs and crafts each piece by hand, using primarily raw brass and semi precious stones. Known for her signature modern + organic vibe, Yvonne creates jewelry that is easy to incorporate into your wardrobe and sure to get compliments.

Tips on caring for your beloved brass jewelry:

Most of the KEPT jewelry collection is made of raw brass. Its earthy glow and bright 'gold like' shine is beautiful. Even when brass pieces tarnish, there's always that luster underneath. With a little love you can get your brass jewelry shining like new! Keep your brass away from moisture! Unless you plan on drying it super well, any moisture left on brass will bring it to spot. At the end of the day, don't leave your brass jewelry in the bathroom. Any jewelry left lying around in the bathroom will surely tarnish and spot. Yvonne suggests hanging or setting your jewelry aside in a dry environment. If you do need to remove tarnish, her secret trick is sanding it lightly with a fine grit sanding sponge.

Original hand-drawn design on a high-quality, full-color, vinyl sticker. 

Measures Approx 2" x 3"

Designed in Oak Park, Michigan
*Woman Owned Business

Jodi Lynn Burton is an artist and illustrator, born and raised in Michigan. She finds much of her inspiration from exploring the outdoors and learning about science. Jodi feels compelled to share her illustrations to help creativity live on in minds of adults and children alike. Her love for learning and sharing has also poured over into a passion project she calls Detroit Craft Academy. DCA is a podcast dedicated to interviewing makers, creators, and DIY small business owners about what they do. During the show Jodi encourages makers to share their struggles and talk about what it is really like to run a business.

Original hand-drawn design on a high-quality, full-color, vinyl sticker. 

Measures Approx 2" x 3"

Designed in Oak Park, Michigan
*Woman Owned Business

Jodi Lynn Burton is an artist and illustrator, born and raised in Michigan. She finds much of her inspiration from exploring the outdoors and learning about science. Jodi feels compelled to share her illustrations to help creativity live on in minds of adults and children alike. Her love for learning and sharing has also poured over into a passion project she calls Detroit Craft Academy. DCA is a podcast dedicated to interviewing makers, creators, and DIY small business owners about what they do. During the show Jodi encourages makers to share their struggles and talk about what it is really like to run a business.

Greeting card featuring original design and illustration by Jodi Lynn's Emporium of Doodles.

Single greeting card
Blank Inside
Card Size: A2 (4.25x5.5)
Includes Kraft envelope

Illustrated + Printed in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Jodi Lynn Burton is an artist and illustrator, born and raised in Michigan. She finds much of her inspiration from exploring the outdoors and learning about science. Jodi feels compelled to share her illustrations to help creativity live on in minds of adults and children alike. Her love for learning and sharing has also poured over into a passion project she calls Detroit Craft Academy. DCA is a podcast dedicated to interviewing makers, creators, and DIY small business owners about what they do. During the show Jodi encourages makers to share their struggles and talk about what it is really like to run a business.

Digital print of original illustration by Jodi Lynn Burton from her City Portraits series.

The original was done with pen, ink, and water color. The full color reproduction has been printed in full color on matte, heavyweight, archival paper. 

Print Measures: 14 inches tall x 11 inches wide

Print is sold unframed. If you would like to add a frame to your order, we are happy to frame it for you, please send a message to request a custom-made frame.

Illustrated + Printed in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Jodi Lynn Burton is an artist and illustrator, born and raised in Michigan. She finds much of her inspiration from exploring the outdoors and learning about science. Jodi feels compelled to share her illustrations to help creativity live on in minds of adults and children alike. Her love for learning and sharing has also poured over into a passion project she calls Detroit Craft Academy. DCA is a podcast dedicated to interviewing makers, creators, and DIY small business owners about what they do. During the show Jodi encourages makers to share their struggles and talk about what it is really like to run a business.