Striations hung above a desk in a home office. The perfect moment to rest your eyes and notice.
Daydream hung above a desk in a home office. The perfect moment to rest your eyes and notice.
Becoming hung above a desk in a home office. The perfect moment to rest your eyes and notice.
Striations hung above a desk in a home office. The perfect moment to rest your eyes and notice.
A gentle place for your eyes to land
This is how noticing begins
MORE THAN JUST A PIECE OF ART
Imagine giving yourself a moment to spend with nature, even when the to-do list says no.
What started as a dream turned into finding real studies to back up that vision.
One study found that just 40 seconds of looking at an image of greenery during a demanding task helped people focus better and make fewer mistakes.¹
Another found that people who looked at photos of nature before a stressful task recovered faster afterward, with their nervous systems settling back into rest more easily.²
My art lets you get lost in nature for a moment or two without leaving home. Hang it across from your desk, or wherever you'll see it, so noticing has a place to happen even on the days you can't get outside.
MORE THAN JUST A JOURNAL
Every cover is a moment in nature noticed and printed so you can carry it with you. Open it with your morning coffee, or during your work day, and let it remind you to look a little closer.
Research from the University of Derby's Nature Connectedness team found that simply writing down three good things you noticed in nature each day helped people feel more connected to nature and improved their wellbeing.¹
My own practice is a little different, but it's of the same heart. I spend a few quiet minutes with nature each day noticing what I feel, hear and see, and turned that into a free pocket guide to tuck into the back pocket of your journal.
Nothing replaces getting outside. But the journal in your hand and the art on your wall are here for the days you can't, so noticing doesn't have to wait for good weather.
The art of noticing opened the door to a deeper connection with myself
I'm Sam
Macro nature photographer, solo founder, recovering city kid - once too afraid of little creatures to climb a tree, now can't walk past one without stopping to notice it.
My idea of enjoying nature used to be photographing vast landscapes from a safe distance.
Macro photography brought me in close, and once I noticed nature's delicate details, I became obsessed with discovering them.
Through what I call the art of noticing, my relationship to nature changed, and now I want everyone to feel that same connection.
Imagine watching giant chunks of lush and alive jungle violently disappear each time you go to town for groceries.
That feeling of despair created by views like this is what led to my deeper purpose and mission.
Ten percent of net profits from every sale goes to
The Wild Land Project
This fund is just getting started, and every purchase helps grow it. The goal is to support land protection, improve local ecology, and help repair people's relationship with nature.
Buying a print or a journal isn't just something for your home and heart, it's a small part of protecting wild places that make noticing possible in the first place.
The art of noticing isn't about changing your life.
It's about deepening your relationship to what's already there.
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