California based artist Dawn Wolfe has designed and created whimsical, dimensional and bespoke art collections for brands like Anthropologie and Ethan Allen for over a decade. Her signature style is based her love of nature and all things vintage.  She always incorporates 3D details and special touches: pleats, cutting, folding, layering, and collaging are her hallmark.

Dawn grew up surrounded by nature in Santa Cruz California and lives now on a working almond farm. Because nature is her muse, sustainability is at the core of her business: all work is made to order to avoid waste. Eco inks, natural fiber recycled cotton paper, and sustainable wood framing are used for all collections. 5% of all profits are donated to the "one tree planted" organization.

She works with individuals as well as interior designers, art consultants, and hospitality buyers who are looking for special, livable and unique art. Her work can be found in Ritz Carltons, Westins and Nobu hotels across the U.S. as well historic properties like Hotel del Coronado in California and the Grand Wailea in Hawaii. She has done commercial work for Goop, Ariel Okin Interiors and KKB Interiors and can be found on One Kings Lane.

Currently Dawn is an artist in residence at the KALA art institute with a specialization in intaglio printing. She lives on her family almond farm in Northern California with her husband and two beloved labs, Ruby and Susie.