Enchanted by the natural history of California, particularly its birds and landscapes, Morgan Lewis creates place-based art inspired by personal encounters with the natural world. Morgan hopes their art will inspire people to feel connected to nature, the landscape, and the creatures who live alongside us. Through collaboration with local organizations, Morgan uses their art to bring awareness to and promote conservation of wild spaces and species. As a disabled artist with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Morgan faces and adapts to challenges with their physical health by making art that is accessible to them in the moment.

An avid observer, Morgan is also a nature journal educator, sharing a love of connection and curiosity through mindful engagement with the natural world. In 2025, Morgan earned the Nature Journaling Educator Certificate from Wild Wonder Foundation, showing dedication to the work of teaching observational skills and connection with nature.

Ripple in the Wild was founded in 2022, as a way to share a love of nature, art, and connection with the world.

If you are interested in hiring Morgan for a commission, nature journal workshop, or to stock your store with Ripple in the Wild art, please reach out to morgan@rippleinthewild.com

To get to know Morgan better, check out these blog posts:

Telling My Story: Why I Became an Artist
Finding My Spark: Birding, Mindfulness, and Art
What Ripple in the Wild Means to Me