Fireweed Bones

08/13/2026

Hello everyone! I’m Sabrina Williams, an Indigenous artist and emerging entrepreneur. I’ve been practicing traditional Northwest Coast art since 2018 and graduated from the Freda Diesing School of Northwest Coast Art in 2023.

I’m now taking the next steps toward creating an Indigenous lifestyle brand that is rooted in culture, creativity, community, and giving back.

As I work on developing my business plan, I’ve put together a short survey to help me better understand the interests, perspectives, and needs of the community. If you have a few minutes, I would be very grateful if you would consider taking part.

Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/W7RVX8G

All responses are confidential and will only be used for business research.

If you’re comfortable, please feel free to Like or Share this post as well. Even a small share can help me reach more people and gather a wider range of perspectives.

Thank you for taking the time to support this early stage of my journey. I truly appreciate it. ❤️

08/12/2026

The beauty of the Venus flytrap is in its contradiction.
It is delicate and striking, yet protective. It reminds me that softness and strength can exist together that being gentle does not mean being without boundaries.

I think there is something deeply human in that.

We can lead with kindness without abandoning ourselves. We can be soft and still be strong.

Sometimes growth means opening ourselves to the world. Sometimes it means protecting what is still becoming.

There is clarity in knowing when to open, and when to close.

08/05/2026

I’m flippin out cause I tried highlighting/pinning my comment with the link under the original post but I dunno if it’s working so here

http://ravenprints.ca/shop/p/the-world-can-be-cruel-therefore-i-wont-be-by-tsibaa-haast-sabrina-williams 😛 !!

Screen printed with platisol ink on: 7.4 oz/ly (CA), 4.4 oz/sq yd (US), 150 gsm (EU) 100% combed and RING SPUN cotton Deluxe 30 singles Taped neck and shoulders for comfort and durability Tear away label for private branding 1x1 rib knit collar Double needle cover stitch at slee

08/04/2026

I’ve been thinking a lot about what I want my art, my voice, and my life to stand for.
As an Indigenous, non-binary artist, I’ve learned that identity isn’t something to hide or apologize for it’s something to honour. Every piece I create carries a part of my story, my ancestors, my community, and my hope for the future.

I believe there is enough room for all of us. We don’t have to diminish someone else’s light to let our own shine. We don’t have to agree on everything to treat one another with dignity and respect.

My page, my art, and the spaces I create are rooted in kindness, respect, and inclusion. I welcome people who come with open hearts, curiosity, and a willingness to learn. What I won’t make space for is hate, racism, homophobia, transphobia, or anything that seeks to dehumanize others.

I’m not here to be everything to everyone. I’m here to live to be me, create honestly, and hopefully leave this world a little softer than I found it.

If you’ve supported my journey, shared my work, learned alongside me, or simply shown up with kindness, thank you. You remind me every day that community is built through love, respect, and showing up for one another.

There’s room for everyone at my table just not hate.

06/28/2026

Hey everyone,

I wanted to apologize for going MIA over the last little while.

On June 14th, I lost my beloved stinky cat, Eden Williams McNeil. She was such a huge part of my life, and I've needed some time away to grieve, process everything, and remember her. Yesterday, she finally came home, and having her back has brought up a lot of emotions. I've really just been in my feelings, taking the time to reflect and cherish all the memories we shared.

To everyone who's been patiently waiting on commissions, I'm truly sorry for the delay. Thank you so much for your understanding, patience, and kindness, it means more to me than I can put into words. I'll be getting back into my queue and responding to messages as I'm able.

I also have a few commission spots open. Any commissions booked will help me cover the cost of her urn and a few keepsakes so I can always have something to remember her by. There's absolutely no pressure, but if you've been considering commissioning a piece, your support would mean the world to me during this difficult time.

Thank you all for your continued support and for sticking with me. I appreciate each and every one of you more than you know.

06/09/2026

I’m not that far in JJK but I saw a clip of the rabbits fighting and I thought it was the funniest things ever out of context

Shout out my knowers 2 maybe I’ll do mahoraga some day

06/04/2026

A lot of you are new here and that’s a little frightening but while you’re here follow along for my artist journey. I’m a Northwest Coast art illustrator and creative drawn to nature, especially the quiet cycles of growth, decay, and renewal.

My work is inspired by vanitas themes, where beauty and impermanence exist side by side. I’m especially drawn to plants and flowers that return after disturbance, and the way life continues through change.

I’m also inspired by animals and insects, especially those often misunderstood like bats, eels, moths, and milepedes. I’m interested in their forms, their roles in the ecosystem, and the stories they carry.

Everything I create comes from paying attention to these connections between growth, decay, and what continues to live through it all.

Thanks for being here, whether you’re new or have been following along for a while, I appreciate you. ≽(•⩊ •マ≼

05/26/2026

Shoutout my knowers

05/23/2026

@ Salmonfest 💀

04/23/2026

Sit'aatkws.

“In their final journey, salmon return to nourish the river, their endings feeding new life. Like salmonberries blossoming along the banks, decay becomes renewal, proof that every ending quietly carries the seeds of a beginning."