Abundance Bike Fender
I painted “Abundance” from a concept my friend, Deenaalee Hodgdon and I had long been discussing. Deenaalee is Deg Xit’an Athabaskan and Supiaq from the villages of Gitr’ingithchagg (Anvik) and Qinuyang (South Naknek), Alaska, and is the creator behind On the Land, a podcast centered on Indigenous Voices and relationships to the land. Abundance is a celebration of our love of paddling powerful rivers, the feeling of protected by immense mountains. Of the joy of berry picking, being gifted with a caribou, or of eating salmon we took from the river or ocean with our own hands. Check out Deenaalee’s podcast here.
These Bike fenders are made by Ground Keeper, and from design to production, all fenders are made locally in Bellingham, WA. Ground Keeper uses highly durable recycled polyethylene that will outlast the commonly used polypropylene of other products and is crack resistant in extreme cold. All graphics are printed using a high quality printer and finished with a scratch-resistant protective laminate.
I painted “Abundance” from a concept my friend, Deenaalee Hodgdon and I had long been discussing. Deenaalee is Deg Xit’an Athabaskan and Supiaq from the villages of Gitr’ingithchagg (Anvik) and Qinuyang (South Naknek), Alaska, and is the creator behind On the Land, a podcast centered on Indigenous Voices and relationships to the land. Abundance is a celebration of our love of paddling powerful rivers, the feeling of protected by immense mountains. Of the joy of berry picking, being gifted with a caribou, or of eating salmon we took from the river or ocean with our own hands. Check out Deenaalee’s podcast here.
These Bike fenders are made by Ground Keeper, and from design to production, all fenders are made locally in Bellingham, WA. Ground Keeper uses highly durable recycled polyethylene that will outlast the commonly used polypropylene of other products and is crack resistant in extreme cold. All graphics are printed using a high quality printer and finished with a scratch-resistant protective laminate.
I painted “Abundance” from a concept my friend, Deenaalee Hodgdon and I had long been discussing. Deenaalee is Deg Xit’an Athabaskan and Supiaq from the villages of Gitr’ingithchagg (Anvik) and Qinuyang (South Naknek), Alaska, and is the creator behind On the Land, a podcast centered on Indigenous Voices and relationships to the land. Abundance is a celebration of our love of paddling powerful rivers, the feeling of protected by immense mountains. Of the joy of berry picking, being gifted with a caribou, or of eating salmon we took from the river or ocean with our own hands. Check out Deenaalee’s podcast here.
These Bike fenders are made by Ground Keeper, and from design to production, all fenders are made locally in Bellingham, WA. Ground Keeper uses highly durable recycled polyethylene that will outlast the commonly used polypropylene of other products and is crack resistant in extreme cold. All graphics are printed using a high quality printer and finished with a scratch-resistant protective laminate.