Weekly illustrations for the Globe and Mail’s ‘What’s In My Cart?’ column by Daniel Reale-Chin. July 2024 - present.

Art direction Benjamin MacDonald, Pursuits

Feature illustrations for September/October 2023 ‘Can Prince Edward Island Survive Another Big Storm?’

Art direction Celine Gallardo

Prints available in our shop.

An ongoing series featuring businesses and vendors of Farmers’ Markets in Halifax. 2021

Views from my Duke Street Studio.

Book illustration for Nimbus Publishing May 2018
Author Wanda Baxter

Available for purchase here.

From the Chronicle Herald, Nov 2, 2018
Poetic picture book filled with musings and gratitude
Wanda Baxter, author of If I Had an Old House on the East Coast, does indeed live in an old house.
However, her poetic picture book with artist Kat Frick Miller is not about her house. “It's the idea of, the dream of, having an old home,” says Baxter. “It's gratitude.”
Read the whole article here.

From the publisher
'If I had an old house on the East Coast I would fall in love at first sight. 
It would grab me by the heart, and not let go.

With introspection and deep appreciation for the East Coast, this inspirational gift book shares a dream, in words and images, of falling in love with an old house and breathing new life into it. Exploring, with lyrical prose, everything from an old house’s foundation to its layers of antique wallpaper to its decades-old gardens bursting with wildflowers, this lyrical and gently illustrated book is a love letter to a vanishing way of life. Fully illustrated with gentle watercolours from celebrated local artist Kat Frick Miller, If I Had an Old House on the East Coast also includes practical tips for the old-home-owner, from how to clear your home of ghosts to instructions for making rosehip jelly and maple syrup.

Released May 24, 2018 in Canada
November 7, 2018 in United States
For American Booksellers available for order through National Book Network
Chinese Translation with Guandong Economy Publishing House Co. Released September 2019

A quiet grey winter morning watching the lobster boats come in.

Personal work, inspired by creative friends.

Painted to accompany the article Cod Haven’t Fully Returned, but We Still Return for the Cod by Jennifer Thornhill Verma, published in The Independent NL October, 2020.

Featured on the cover of Understorey Magazine, Issue 19, 2020.

Read about the process of bringing this piece together here.

Pet portraits are completed in gouache on paper.

Commissions are currently closed.

During the social isolation of Covid-19 I asked friends to send me photos of their favourite views. This gave me new inspiration to paint from and provided a great opportunity to connect with my community online.

Greeting card and gift tag collection for the Christmas season. Available for purchase in the shop.

Notebooks available for purchase in the shop.

A collection of watercolour and ink pieces inspired by rural life in Lunenburg County, NS.

Celebrating local charm and landscapes, these tea towels were digitally printed on a cotton/linen blend and sewn in my studio.  

Produced from 2013 - 2017
No longer available for purchase.

Watercolour portraiture, 2016 - 2019.

This collection was inspired by #abarnaday instagram series of 100 barns in Lunenburg County.  See the photo series.

The Barns are available in prints, tea towels and card collections in the shop.

Client: Bulwark Cider

Custom artwork for the People's Cider partnership project between Bulwark Cider, Ross Farm Museum and local apple growers across Nova Scotia.  

From Bulwark Cider

"Cider doesn’t get more local than when it is made from the fruit of your own trees. As responsible stewards of local resources we are proud to use what is a natural but largely wasted, resource and turn it into a finely crafted, artisanal product. The People’s Cider Project bring together apples from hobby farms and backyards across Nova Scotia that have been pressed and fermented at our cidery. The result is a rustic cider expressing true terroir, apple blossom aromas, pear, clover honey with a crisp, dry finish."