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I created this pen drawing of Gardiner's historic Park Street just after the fire on July 14th, 2020. Gardiner is a town that I have happily called my home for several summer seasons in Yellowstone, and I decided it was important to capture this part of the town before it partially burned down. The original piece was auctioned off to raise money for the fire relief.

Hello! My name is Elizabeth, though many of my friends know me as EtchASketch, a trail name I earned while hiking the Appalachian Trail in 2013. I have been hiking for about as long as I can remember, and creating art for even longer than that. Naturally these two loves overlap, and while my trail name was given to me for simple, fun sketches in trail journals along the 2100+ mile trek, at home I love bringing nature to life through any artistic means I can get my hands on. From paintings to paper-cuttings, I can't get enough of trying to capture mother nature's world through art of my own.