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Falling For Denali

Falling For Denali

Annie Brace

$79.00 USD
$79.00 USD
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About the Print

Denali has a way of making everything around it feel small. This piece is inspired by the view of the mountain in fall, when the tundra shifts into bold layers of gold, orange and red against the cool blues of the snow and water. It’s a playful, illustrative take on one of Alaska’s most recognizable landscapes and the dramatic seasonal color that surrounds it.

The Canvas Tote

It’s just a bag with handles you say?

Not this tote.

The Canvas Tote was born with purpose: to fit all the vegetables you could ever need from the farmers market, to carry the entire charcuterie board and a pack of sparkly water to the lake, to transport towels, bathing suits and sunscreen for the whole famm damily to the beach.

All in impeccable style.

Ok maybe it is just a bag with handles, but jeez it does a darn good job of it.

The Canvas Series

The Canvas Series is a Free Range collaboration with artists who live to get lost in the mountains. A portion of each sale goes directly back to the artist who painted/illustrated/imagined your print.

Made in Vietnam.

Features

  • One internal divider pocket.
  • One internal zipper pocket.
  • Carries all the things.

Materials

Made of about ~50% recycled materials. Includes a mix of nylon and polyester with a small leather branded patch. Made in Vietnam.

Warranty & Returns

60 Days of Adventure

Doesn't fit? Not totally psyched? Please send it back in any condition within 60 days of the purchase date for a full refund (including shipping costs).

To initiate a return, please login using the little dude in the upper right corner (make sure to use the email you ordered with), find your order, click the dropdown, and select "Request return."

Product Lifetime Warranty

Your purchase will be repaired or replaced in the event of a manufacturer defect for the lifetime of the product. This guarantee does not cover failure caused by normal wear and tear or user shenanigans :)

Repairs

Need a repair from normal wear and tear? See our Repairs page.

 

Dimensions

Width: 19" (48 cm.)
Height: 13" (33 cm.)
Depth: 10" (25 cm.)
Volume: ~30 L
Weight: 12 oz. (340 g.)

Care Instructions

First and foremost, your pack requires daily walks and adventures in order to maintain its well-being. And if you uphold these responsibilities, you may notice a light yet persistent layer of grubbiness form on the vibrant colors of your pack. When this happens, it may be time to give it the ol' scrub-a-dub. We've put together a short instructional video for your entertainment. Please enjoy.

  1. Remove backpad.
  2. Use any "grease" removal laundry detergent (here we use Spray & Wash with great success). Apply directly on pack or onto a rag or sponge and scrub vigorously over any dirty areas.
  3. Let the detergent soak in for about 5 minutes.
  4. Toss in the laundry. We recommend using hot water and then just not showering for a couple days to make up for it.
  5. Voila!
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About the Artist

Annie Brace grew up in Iowa and made her way north to Alaska in 2004. Anchorage has been home ever since, and over the past two decades, its landscape has become an unmistakable part of her work.

Annie is a fine artist, graphic designer, and illustrator working across acrylic, watercolor, pen and ink, and digital media. She has never been particularly interested in sticking to one medium or one style. The idea usually dictates the direction, and she values the freedom to move between fine art and design.

For the past eight years, Annie has also created artwork and graphics for Jones Snowboards, bringing her illustration and design work to boards that end up on mountains around the world. That ongoing collaboration has become an important part of her creative career and a natural intersection of art, design, and the outdoors.

Alaska is the common thread through much of what Annie creates. Mountains, rivers, snow, changing light, long winters, and ridiculously good summers continually find their way into her work, sometimes literally, sometimes loosely, but almost always in there somewhere.

Her work is less about perfectly documenting a place and more about translating what it feels like to be there.