Cameron Graphic Design

After years of writing and design, I’m excited to share my 160-page book project exploring the elements and principles of design and the messages they communicate in everyday life. Created for artists and non-artists alike, the book breaks down how visuals shape the way we interpret art, media, spaces, and culture around us. Before moving into the next stage of production, I’m inviting readers to help choose the final cover design by voting for the version that speaks to them

Earlier this year I hosted encaustic art workshops in Sonoma and Marin, combining collage and heated beeswax to create layered, dreamlike pieces. Both public and private sessions were incredibly rewarding, full of creativity, experimentation, and connection. I’m now looking for new venues that can safely support wax, heat tools, and hands-on making. If you know a space or want to collaborate, I’d love to connect and bring more of these workshops to life.

Tree Home: Who Lives in Ancient Redwoods? is a 56-page educational graphic novel created with Occidental author Lori Peelen, exploring the animals that depend on ancient Northern California redwood forests to survive. Filled with humor, flying squirrels, banana slugs, conservation, and hand-drawn illustrations by Katharine Cameron, this environmental storytelling adventure is now officially published!

I visited the North Bay Print & Poetry Festival in Graton, CA, and it was a blast! From linoprints to typewriters, live music, and interactive demos, the festival was a playground for print lovers and designers alike. I even imagined creating a linoprint business card. A must-visit for anyone who loves print, design, and creativity.

Learn to read art before making it. This beginner art guide breaks down how to see and understand visual messages without picking up a pencil.