Get the opportunity to purchase your very own fish head vase or Japanese teapot at this year’s Central Bank & Trust Art Crawl.

At The Skybound Traveler, we believe climbing is more than a physical pursuit — it’s a journey of self-discovery, joy, and connection to this beautiful planet.

Shawna has been a teacher, potter, and painter for over 40 years. Her work depicts the environment she loves: the Wind River Mountains.

Stephen learned to make ceramics at the Lander Art Center after moving to town in 2022. His work primarily focuses on functional dinner and drinkware, though he has recently begun exploring larger, decorative pieces.

Anatolya is a Lander local when not traveling in their van and has attended the Climbers Festival every year of their life. Deeply shaped by the outdoor adventure community, their experiences continue to influence their artwork. They value being part of a town that so strongly celebrates both the outdoors and the arts.

Ashley’s art aims to capture the feeling of nature—whether through a specific moment, a striking visual, or a figure hidden within a landscape. Her work is meant to immerse viewers in the scene or evoke a longing to be there. She is also developing Climber’s Hand Cream, the beginning of an outdoor skincare brand designed to help skin recover while still embracing the roughness of an outdoor life.

Cole has been climbing for many years, and a 30-foot fall a decade ago deepened their passion for the sport as they worked through the mental challenges of recovery. Through their work, they aim to help others carry the mental and physical growth gained from climbing into everyday life, even when they’re away from the crag.

Lo is a ceramic artist based out of Salt Lake City, UT. They are inspired by natural patterns found all over, from rock to sea urchins and barnacles. Their work plays with unique textures and explores how light can be distorted through sconces and luminaries.

Anna Wendt is a visual artist and the owner of White Rim Prints. She specializes in digital illustration, graphic design, and linocut printing, favoring bold, bright colors and clean line art.

Bekka creates playful, lighthearted art designed to make people smile, laugh, or at least roll their eyes. Inspired by her love of animals and cartoons, she brings a sense of humor and whimsy to all of her work.

Fran has called Lander home for the past seven years and began creating art four years ago. ICF was one of their very first art shows. Drawn to Lander by climbing, Fran quickly found a community and a place worth staying for. Their work is inspired by friends, dreams, and the full spectrum of human emotion, transforming personal experiences and big feelings into expressive, meaningful art.

Megan is a Salt Lake City–based artist, chemist, and outdoor enthusiast who began painting in 2017 as a way to capture the landscapes of the American West. Working primarily in oil paint, she creates pieces inspired by photographs from her outdoor adventures, balancing realism with a painterly style to convey the striking beauty of our public lands.

Originally, Ash started out painting mountains and nature, but evolved into drawing women. She wanted to portray women the way she envisioned them: strong and unbothered.

Sarah spent time in Lander after graduating college, working as a NOLS instructor and spending her free time exploring the Wind River Range. She continues to return regularly, climbing at Sinks Canyon and Wild Iris and backpacking in the Winds with her family. Lander remains a deeply meaningful and special place in her life.

Maja is a glass artist who creates her work from a tiny school bus studio. Splitting her time between making jewelry, filling orders, climbing, and traveling, she draws inspiration from a life spent on the road and outdoors. When she's not stocking stores with her handmade pieces, you'll likely find her exploring new places and climbing around the world.

Trevor Leslie is an artist and climber who loves creating miniature versions of real-world objects. Inspired by climbing, plants, and thoughtful design, he makes detailed pieces that combine the passions of plant lovers and the climbing community. His work celebrates creativity, curiosity, and a love of the outdoors.

Jocelyn is a full time artist inspired by nature and local landscapes. She lives in Lander, and is a member of Alchemy artists co-op. Climbing is what brought me to Lander!

Jackie creates watercolor portraits of people and plants, along with tattoo-inspired pen and ink drawings. Jackie sells small to medium-sized prints featuring climbers, plants, women, and geometric designs, as well as coffin-shaped bookmarks. Jackie also offers plant propagations in cute glass jars with cork lids.

Ella is a painter, muralist, and adventurous spirit with a deep love of life. She has been making art since she could first jam her baby hands into a jar of paint. Growing up in various mountain towns across the West, she spent her time sketching, painting, and reimagining the surrounding landscapes. Her work has become an ode to the sense of overwhelming joy, wonder, and awe found in truly wild moments and places.

Dillon Silvernale is the founder of Happy Hybrids and an avid outdoors enthusiast. His goal is to bring the feeling of outdoor climbing indoors through his work and projects. He gives full consent for the use of any of his content to promote the International Climbers’ Festival (ICF) and the associated Art Crawl, including content sourced from his social media platforms.

Shante is an artist and outdoor adventurer from California who now lives in Blue Diamond, Nevada, where she is raising her two rambunctious boys. She has been oil painting since childhood and holds dual bachelor’s degrees in art history and painting. Shante illustrated multi-pitch topos for Climbing Magazine from 2019–2022 and illustrated Leo Houlding’s book Closer to the Edge.

Edward lives in Lander and worked for NOLS for 15 years, leading a wide range of courses including rock climbing and mountaineering. He has climbed Denali, Aconcagua, Mount Gannett, and many other lesser-known peaks.

While his body is now worn enough that he no longer climbs, he continues to stay active through mountain biking and focuses his creative energy on his jewelry work.

Jess is a graphic designer and ceramic artist, originally from Oregon and now based in Lander, WY. She makes functional hand made pieces thrown on a wheel. When not at the studio, Jess enjoys trail running and film photography.

The Trash Pile is a woman-owned clothing brand that offers sustainably sourced, one-of-a-kind tie dye and block-printed clothing. Each item is carefully selected at a local thrift store and then tied, dyed, and printed by hand into a wearable work of art. What began as a passion project during the pandemic is now a growing movement to save the planet, one t-shirt at a time.

Growing up on 20 acres in Michigan, Shannon is used to playing in dirt. For the last 15 years, she has been playing in dirt in Colorado and Wyoming, producing functional and unique pottery for the kitchen and everyday use. Currently Shannon produces her wares out of the Lander Art Center’s robust Clay Studio where she also teaches classes in clay.

Kelly is a creator inspired by a deep love of making. She designs clothing using natural fabrics that feel good to wear and reflect a connection to comfort and simplicity. Her ceramic work is rooted in inspiration from the earth and a genuine appreciation for the process of creating itself.