About
Art + Wild
Lindsay Carron’s artwork is a bridge between the heart of humanity and the heart of the earth.
She travels to remote areas of the planet to document wild lands and human relationship to them. Her intricate ink drawings offer viewers an opportunity to connect to their own wild hearts.
Carron has empowered communities with murals, portraits and arts education in Kenya, Mexico, and Alaska. She is a published illustrator, an artist in residence with US Fish and Wildlife Service, and an activist having partnered with California Wolf Center, Apex Protection Project, The Whale Museum of San Juan Island, Bioneers and Creative Visions Foundation.
Carron received a B.F.A. from Pepperdine University, and lives and works in Los Angeles and Alaska.
The uplifting visuals of Lindsay's work represent a healthy, vibrant planet where every voice is heard and all life is cherished.
Read the most recent story on Lindsay's work with U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service here: https://bit.ly/2zbBqE6
Exhibitions and Events
Where you can view Lindsay’s artwork and stay in the know about upcoming events.
Connect
All Inquiries, Bookings, Commissions, or Full List of Available Work:
lindsay.carron@gmail.com
Preview of Works for Art in the Arctic
The 4th annual Art in the Arctic show opens March 7th in Fairbanks, Alaska, and I created five original drawings for the exhibition that feature candid moments enjoying the incredible wild lands in Alaska’s northernmost Wildlife Refuges. Here’s the preview and purchasing details.
The Making of “Tundra Woman” (Yup’ik Eskimo Elder Sophie Sakar Berry Picking on the Tundra)
A photographic telling of the making of “Tundra Woman – Portrait of Yup’ik Eskimo Elder Sophie Sakar”. Read the incredible story of Sophie and hear from her family members about what she means to them and what this artwork stands for.
Follow the Journey.
Public Comment on Draft EIS Oil and Gas Project on Coastal Plain of Arctic Refuge
My public comment on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Oil and Gas Project on the Coastal Plain of Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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