I’m beyond excited to share that my Millennial Life Crisis upcycled tees are now available at Thrifty Dutchess! Every tee features my original Millennial Life Crisis illustration — a design born out of the post-pandemic, digital burnout era. It’s an ode to that very millennial ritual of grabbing an iced coffee, wandering thrift aisles, and hunting for nostalgic treasures as a form of self-care.

On August 2, I took part in my very first art market: the Arts Council Wood Buffalo’s Summer Makers Market at kiyām Community Park! This was the first time I’ve ever put my art out there in a market setting for people to browse and buy if they wanted to (aside from last year’s garage sale where I sold one of my very first upcycled artworks - shoutout to Stacey!)

Anna Pottie is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice includes literary, visual, and media arts. Her collage, “At Closer Inspection,” is the featured cover artwork for ACWB’s 2025 Annual Report. We interviewed Anna to learn more about her practice and life as an artist in Wood Buffalo. 

I’m excited to share that my artwork is part of Collective Threads, an exhibition at the Kirschner Family Community Art Gallery! The show runs until September 12, 2025, and I also have a limited run of glow-in-the-dark prints for sale, along with the originals after the exhibition ends: apottie.art/shop.