Childhood Memories and Cultural Heritage

Kelsie Dayna’s artwork is deeply rooted in her childhood experiences growing up in Hawaiʻi. Her early years spent in the islands instilled in her a deep appreciation for the natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of the place. From the lush greenery of the rainforests to the vibrant colors of the tropical flowers, Dayna’s artwork is a reflection of the stunning landscapes and diverse flora that surrounded her as a child. Key elements of her childhood that have influenced her art include:

• • The majestic beauty of the ocean and its impact on the local ecosystem
• • The unique cultural practices and traditions of the Hawaiian people
• • The rich biodiversity of the islands’ flora and fauna

Exploring the Intersection of Nature and Culture

Dayna’s artwork often explores the intersection of nature and culture, highlighting the intricate relationships between the two. Her pieces frequently feature elements of Hawaiian mythology and folklore, which she weaves together with natural forms and textures to create visually striking and thought-provoking works. Some of the ways Dayna incorporates cultural elements into her art include:

• • Using traditional Hawaiian motifs and patterns

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The artists’ use of color and texture adds depth and visual interest to their work.

The Art of Island Living

Island living is a state of mind, and for artists Jaclynn Sabado-Eitel and Jason Dow, it’s a way of life. Their unique prints and hooks capture the essence of the island experience, transporting viewers to a world of tranquility and beauty.

The Inspiration Behind the Art

Sabado-Eitel’s prints of the Valley Isle are inspired by her love of nature and the island’s unique landscape. She captures the vibrant colors and textures of the island’s flora and fauna, creating a sense of wonder and awe in her viewers. The prints feature a range of island-inspired motifs, including palm trees, hibiscus flowers, and tropical birds. Sabado-Eitel’s use of bright, bold colors adds to the sense of vibrancy and energy of the prints. The prints are not just visually striking, but also evoke a sense of calm and serenity. Dow’s shaka hooks, on the other hand, are inspired by the island’s rich cultural heritage. He draws on traditional Hawaiian designs and motifs, creating a sense of connection to the land and its people. The hooks feature intricate designs and patterns, inspired by ancient Hawaiian art.

Native Hawaiian designs raise awareness for conservation efforts in the islands.

The Story Behind Laulima

Laulima’s story began in 2011 when the founder, a passionate environmentalist, was inspired by the beauty of Hawaiʻi’s native plants and animals. The founder’s goal was to create a brand that would not only showcase these unique species but also raise awareness about the importance of conservation.

The Design Process

• The designs for Laulima’s apparel are created in collaboration with local Hawaiian artists and conservationists.
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