Sarah Jones

02/26/2026

always good medicine to see my Advocacy Canada family 💞

Great way to start the morning with the team from Advocacy Canada, and celebrating Pink Shirt Day!
🩷🤍🩵

02/18/2026

long time no see!! i’m still kickin it and making sick art.
woodland inspired tattoo for !!
hmu for your tattoo design needs! and maybe one day i can tattoo them myself ✨

11/26/2025

boozhoo:) I will be facilitating a IBPOC Youth Art Night with on December 6th!
We will be focusing on the intersection of art, poetry and culture to make collages! Ages 12-24, please register at the provided QR code and share with friends and family!!

07/23/2025

my internship at has been wonderful medicine so far🥰 Come and join me for a workshop we’ve put together 🫶 this workshop is meant to encourage community for BIPOC and Q***r artists located in Kelowna💞

06/03/2025

Kelowna Pride celebrations were in full force in Saturday!

04/30/2025

TW: Domestic Violence, Colonial Violence

This piece is about domestic violence and colonial violence. I would like to share information on both of these experiences.

This is a piece that I began working on in November 2024. It feels fitting to have finished it in time for May 5.
This piece represents for me the unrelenting overwhelm of trauma & violence - and how these experiences will stick to your bones, and your very soul.

It’s been very hard to dedicate time to this piece as it is what I refer to as heart medicine. Sometimes heart medicine, while being healing, can be incredibly emotional and painful. I began this piece with encouragement from my therapist to explore my own lived traumas and experiences, as well as intergenerational traumas. My grandmother, mother and I have connected through our traumas recently. We have shared and connected how our experiences with residential school, colonial violence, family violence, and domestic violence, have left us all feeling the same kind of emptiness.
It is up to my generation to stop these cycles of violence.
Miigwech

04/02/2025

illustration work for “On Gordon Alley”, short film funded by . An amazing local BIPOC and women focused production. so happy to be apart of this project and so proud of my amazingly talented and beautiful friend .eyles 💛

03/19/2025