Now, I craft each piece by hand using ethically sourced insects, bones, crystals, mosses, and dried florals—transforming death and decay into something beautiful, alive, and still.

Nothing is ever killed for the sake of my art. Every element is chosen with care and respect, honoring the life it once held. Because everything is ethically sourced and often found after nature has had its way, these specimens may not be perfectly intact—but that’s part of the charm. A missing antenna, a wrinkle in a wing, a bit of discoloration—all of it tells a story.

It’s a reminder that beauty lives in what’s real, weathered, and wild.

My partner brings his own magic into the mix through digital art—designing prints and stickers that live in the same world as my physical work. We’ve even brought his art onto apparel, working with trusted manufacturers to make sure every piece reflects the aesthetic and story of our brand.

My work lives in the quiet space between life and decay. Each piece is a small altar—composed in glass, shadow, and silence—paying tribute to the raw beauty of the natural world.

Based in Hamilton, Ontario, Fairy Wings & Bony Things is our little corner of the forest—where the bones bloom, wings glitter in shadow, and nature whispers even after the world has gone quiet.

These creations are not just about death, but about what remains. They’re love letters to fragility, resilience, and the elegance of impermanence. Through glass and frame, I invite you to look closer—and perhaps, to see life where you didn’t expect it.