If you would like to use my artwork and images for personal or commercial purposes, please send me an email. I would love to collaborate!

As a self-taught artist, Shane recognizes the importance of copyright protections. However, he understands that these concepts are often steeped in Western influence and lenses, and that it is important to deconstruct them in order to promote collaboration, unity, and the sharing of knowledge, materials, and various other types of capital.

Missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada is a pressing issue that has gained national attention in recent years. As individuals who have benefitted from colonialism, it is our duty to take action and address the social injustices faced by Indigenous communities. Shane's first portrait was of Tina Fontaine, one of the missing and murdered Indigenous women. He is committed to promoting Indigenous artists and activists through his social media platforms and on this site. By showcasing their work and amplifying their voices, he hopes to raise awareness of the issues faced by Indigenous communities and contribute to positive change.

Shane is grateful for the opportunity to work on the beautiful traditional territories of the Niitsitapi and the people of the Treaty 7 region in Southern Alberta, including the Siksika, Piikani, Kainai, Tsuut'ina, Stoney Nakoda Nations of Chiniki, Wesley, and Bearspaw, and the Métis Nation of Alberta Region 3.