Hawk Lore Studio

Happy Pride everyone 🏳️‍🌈

The wind wasn't too intrusive until right at the end (so in love with my new homemade tent weights👌). And this was my favorite both setup yet!!

I had so many people come up that were wearing my jewlery, or have bought things in the past. I hope you all know how much it makes my day everytime 💙

Lots of new stuff today, and lots of sales! Thank you Laramie for supporting the arts 🕺 Had some lovely conversations, and lots of laughs.

If you were eyeing something today, or spot something in my photos that you need, hit me up! I'll be posting an small inventory of available things here soon as well~

Hope you have a lovely rest of the rainbow month 🌈 Next in-person event I'll be at is Jubilee Days 🤠

"Peck of a Good Time" 🐔

I doodled up a poster design to celebrate the Summer and the upcoming festival that is Jubilee Days 🎡 It features some of my lil ladies so I naturally had to do a photoshoot with them and the poster.

Also I'm very excited to say that this design will be downtown for this year's round of Jubilee Days banners 🕺🏼🎉 I cannot wait to see all the art hanging from the light posts again!

You can snap up one of these posters at Grounds in Laramie, and I'll have some "special edition" prints available this weekend at Pride in the Park!

I'm very excited to be in the running for this year's Laramie Pridefest sticker design contest!

Hop on over to to vote for your favorite (don't forget to vote daily!)

Here is my lil blurb about this design: (TL;DR - Pride flags, native birds)

"This design celebrates the beauty of both the community and the nature we have in Laramie. Just as many birds will come together to form flocks, so do we!

There’s an extra focus on celebrating the LGBTQ+ community in June, but Laramie is a welcoming place to come together year-round to find and form human connections.

There are 15 feathers in this design. 12 of them represent Pride flags within the LGBTQ+ community. The other 3 feathers each represent a local bird species you can see here in
Laramie during Pride Month: the American Crow, Common Nighthawk, and Northern Flicker (specifically, the Red-shafted form).

It’s not just birds of a feather flocking together, we have birds of all feathers finding commonality and coming together to foster a more inclusive and welcoming community for the future."
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