HiddenStash

@hiddenstash.bsky.social

🐺🛸 Sticker-loving freelance artist and feral printmaker. Radwife/mom, nature nerd, and creator of all manner of things weird & wild. 📍 Portland, Oregon 🛒 https://linktr.ee/hiddenstashart

A perfect storm of Lisa Frank, the 90s gift shops selling mini sticker sheets, and grocery store quarter machines created an entire generation of sticker fiends and I’m not embarrassed to identify as one of them ദ്ദി(。•̀ ,<)~✩‧₊

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2/2 The close-ups of my wildfire embroidery. I tried to get a glowing effect with the fire and embers with colours I chose. I cut up my favourite cardigan for the rough charred ground as it was the only fabric I had with the right colour and texture but its not needed in this heat anyway...

A zoomed-in embroidery hoop containing a sewn aerial view landscape. It shows a forest on the right, a line of fire and charred ground with smoke on the left. The smoke is felted wool. Embers glow in the trees.A zoomed-in embroidery hoop containing a sewn aerial view landscape. It shows a forest on the right, a line of fire and charred ground with smoke on the left. The smoke is felted wool. Embers glow in the trees.Bild

GIRL SNAKE CATCHER. she makes a snug little income by securing reptiles for traveling shows SHE JUST GRABS THEM (The Washington Bee, Washington DC, November 8, 1902)

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One of the best pieces of advice that took me a long time to “get” is that you owe NO ONE your time and energy. It’s nice to be nice, & nice to be nice to people who like your work, or bought something from you, but if they make you uncomfortable you can just ignore them and should not feel guilty

Weird Friends art pop up was lowkey my favorite thing so far this year 💖 at the beginning of 2026, I made it a goal to place joy and whimsy at the top of my to-do list and focus on real life connections with people and today was ✅✅ on both fronts