Indigenous Artisans Spotlight

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The Acden Journey Rewards Program is proud to feature the works of talented local artists and artisans. Learn more about their work below:

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Amy Keller-Rempp is a Fort McMurray-based artist known for her incredible painting and airbrushing skills. Her love for wildlife and nature is portrayed in all of her work, including the beautiful mugs that are available as Journey Rewards. You can learn more about Amy's work on her website, or follow her on Facebook and Instagram.

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Colinda Laviolette is an ACFN member who is passionate about healing. She works as a speaker, facilitator, writer, and trauma therapist using Western and Indigenous spiritual practices. Colinda's work has been featured on CBC Radio, panels, podcasts, and in books, including Women Like Me: From Loss to Living. In her spare time, Colinda creates beautiful beadwork including the lanyards available as Journey Rewards. To learn more about Colinda and her work, contact her via email.

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Hazel Mercredi is an ACFN member and an Acden employee who creates the beautiful custom moccasins available as Journey Rewards. Hazel can create any design you like for your moccasins. You can see some examples of her moccasin making and beadwork in the images below. To learn more, contact her via email.