Trickster Designer and Artist, Crystal Worl, was featured on the cover of the Alaska Business Magazine and the lead story on public art in Alaska!  She's been on a whirlwind of large public art projects that include murals in Juneau and Anchorage.  This summer, she designed and painted a basketball court in Sitka, Alaska.  Read here.

Learn more about Crystals Elizabeth Peratrovich mural!     https://www.sapiens.org/culture/crystal-worl/

This month the Alaska Department of Commerce awarded Rico Worl a Top 40 under 40 award! They did a quick interview, read here and flip to page 54 to catch the latest interview:  Check out the publication and learn about a great group of Alaskan awardees here!    

Rico Worl was honored with a number of high profile interviews during the excitement around producing the Raven Story stamps. One exciting one was on the Forbes.com website!  https://www.forbes.com/sites/nadjasayej/2020/12/16/native-american-artist-rico-worl--designs-us-postage-stamp/?sh=49329042e09e

A major goal I always carry when doing my work is that I always want to be able to represent and educate others to Tlingit culture. Designing the Raven Story stamp was a big part of that. And I hope it encouraged many people to look the Raven Story up and hear it or read about it. Here is a video recording of story teller Lily Hope telling the Raven and the Box of Daylight story.