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Indigenous Fantasy Art

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Books that blend Ojibwe/Lakota culture and language with the fantasy realms filled with dragons, elves and all manner of magical abilities and items.

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Original creations, fan art, art supply experiments, mix mediums, bestiary pages, and world building process. 

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About Val and J

Artists & Writers

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Val and J are mother and daughter and are both fantasy writers and illustrators from the Ojibwe nation. Their illustrations are done with digital art and different art mediums. They exhibit at Comic Cons in the Midwest of the US to launch their books and share their art.

About Inked Scroll

Welcome to our workshop! This little space is where we gather our rough ideas from world adventures and turn them into something more tangible like a completed short story or painting. Some of our favorite items here include our collection of dragon eggs and pets, and my tree stump coffee mug. It's important for our creative space to not be too serious, but instead playful and make us feel like we are the protagonist of a Tolkien-esque story, or a tinkering alchemist in the age of Camelot.

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What Our Happy Customers Say

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“This art piece is amazing and I am so going to shove it in my friends face that I got the original.”

Scott, Rapid City

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"I loved the book, I already gave it to my 5 yr old daughter. I am not a hardcore book reader but the book caught my interest and I have to say it was a good read. It gave me a sense of pride to know that our native people are out there accomplishing great things. It is encouraging. I love the characters and the story. I look forward to the movie and I do plan on reading more of the Hidden Powers books. Thank you so much for being a positive aspiration to all of us in the Native Community. Congrats on your books."

Quincy Jones, Goodreads review of Hidden Powers

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"This book is so important. It provides Indigenous representation within in the world of fantasy literature. If you are looking for an adventure with a strong female lead, Indigenous roots and Lakota language, add this to your reading list."

Justin Henry, Amazon review of Stolen Light

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