About the Artist

Sarah-Lambert Cook is an illustrator and artist whose work weaves together storytelling, memory, and the landscapes—both human and natural—that shape them. Drawing on a background in Cultural Linguistic Anthropology, her illustrations explore the traces we leave behind: ancient marks left on ice age cave walls, archaeological remains from cultures long gone, the subtle impacts of humans on species and ecosystems, and the quiet dramas of everyday life.

Primarily working in watercolor, gouache, and digital media, she moves fluidly between projects inspired by travel, history, childhood wonder, and intimate human relationships. Across all her work, Sarah-Lambert is drawn to the ways stories linger in place, and the ways memory and imagination intersect with the world around us.