HOW IT ALL STARTED...
While I was designing and painting a 230ft x 50ft mural of the North Cascades (the largest mural in Washington state), I spent over 250 hours immersed in a monolithic, graphic mountain illustration.
Deep in this project, I was continually contemplating atmospheric perspective - changing the scale, hue and value of overlapping layers to create depth in a landscape.
Sipping on my favorite Hydro Flask water bottle, staring at these layers of mountains, the idea of Infinity Stickers® jumped out at me. This design concept was a simple and completely unique way of to reproduce my landscapes with a very cool and original utilitarian function.
Inspired by mural magic,
Infinity Stickers are the brainchild of artist and muralist Gretchen Leggitt.
team
We are a small team of creatives and outdoor enthusiasts! Our team continues to grow and so does our love of art and outdoor recreation.
SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCACY
Hydrascape supports nonprofit and environmental organizations across the country. We have made donations to The Nature Conservancy, several National Parks, VAMOS Outdoor Project, Living Snow Project, RE Store and the Sierra Club in 2021.
To limit waste, we continue to use recycled material on our tags and have reduced the wasted vinyl on our sticker backing by introducing bonus stickers that feature iconic animals from each designs’ location. All of our products are manufactured in Bellingham, WA just a block away from our studio and we take pride in utilizing car-free distribution from our warehouse to the shipping centers.
manufacturing
All of our stickers are manufactured by an independent print shop in Bellingham, WA just a block away from our studio. We are proud to support our local economy while reducing our carbon footprint.
PAPER WHALE
Hydrascape Artist and Creator Gretchen Leggitt is the co-founder of Paper Whale, a non-profit organization focused on building community through creative placemaking. They have produced numerous large public art installations, many of which are in collaboration with Indigenous artists of the region. Paper Whale also hosts a the popular Noisy Waters Mural Fest and Fire & Story events.
