About

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Brooklyn Bell

My name is Brooklyn Bell. I spend a lot

of time outdoors and my art is a reflection of this passion.

My inspiration comes from everywhere; little inside jokes between friends, listening to Kendrick Lamar/Fleetwood Mac, my role models, what I see within mountain culture and colors I happen to like in the moment. 

How I create my illustrations is a combination of hand drawings and Photoshop work. I sell prints and also do commissioned work. I hope you love my mountains as much as I do

Some of the brands I work with as an athlete and/or an artist are Patagonia, Thule, Rumpl, REI, Backcountry, EVO, Subaru, Hydroflask, Fat Tire, Juliana Bikes, Smith Optics, SRAM Components and Redbull.

 
It’s no secret that I have a soft spot for big trees. . The kinda tree that you’ve gotta bend over backwards-doing yoga to even look at. . The kinda tree that reminds you that your wisdom is still young. . The kinda tree that makes you wo
Sissy 💕 . I don’t miss being in lockdown or the unraveling trauma from uprising. But I do miss living next door to @jdboolin . Pic @mattroebke
It has been incredible to come back to riding in community. The net-positive that happens when we all pour into each other’s cups is powerful. I’ve been loving the group tow ins and slippery slidey follows down narrow chutes. The energy i
My view from the sailboat this last weekend. . I named this artwork reciprocal pair. The name inspired by the words from Robin Wall Kimmerer in Braiding Sweet Grass. . So far my favorite part talks about how our eyes are naturally stimulated by the p
Love ur momma 🌍 . The idea behind the artwork is to celebrate the divine feminine and the power of mother nature. If we respect women then we respect nature and vice versa – the connection between social and environmental justice intertwined.
Round the bend 💫 . Thank you @mattroebke for capturing the goodness of my favorite places.
Somewhere in the alpine where the wildflowers grow. . I lazily named this artwork newblue.jpeg. My artwork usually doesn’t have memorable names but it seemed fitting for all the things on my mind. . As we go into 4th of July weekend, I can&rsqu
Not always shralpin’ but definitely dancing 💃🏽 . Pic @mattroebke
Once a grom always a grom. That’s the motto. . Time on the dj makes me feel like a new rider trying a new sport. It’s refreshing. It’s also brought so much curiosity and play to me as a rider. . Over the last month of owning a dj I&
Peaky peeks above the clouds or waves crashing amongst rocky shores? ✨ . Let me know what you think ⬇️
I always wanted a dj so I could go to 7 eleven and the pumptrack all in one day. Dreams really do come true ✨ . Thanks @backcountry for helping me get this dream build together. The gum wall grips and pedals are a nice touch. . Be sure to check ou
Ice cold water is a treat here in the dessert 🧁 Thanks @hydroflask for keeping me hydrated. . If you are in need of a reusable insulated water bottle check out Backcountry.com and use code BROOKLYN15 for 15% off your first purchase (exclusions appl
Art for me, is an exercise of knowing how to see the big picture while taking the time to work on the small details. The balance between the two usually makes something magical. . This one is inspired by the Chief (Siám' Smánit) in Squa
. What are the things I learned from my trip to Ak? . I learned to trust my gut, believe in my ability as a skier and take ownership over what I want to ski. . I learned how to communicate with my group my wants, needs and fears. . I learn time and
I’m still trying to understand my trip to Haines last week. I’m wondering how the big mountains will inspire new work?!