Amy Wike is a watercolor and illustration artist based in Portland, Oregon. Since 2017, she has worked with individual and corporate clients to create custom artwork and designs including portraits, branding, print and web materials, surface pattern design, and event visuals. Her colorful hand-painted style is inspired by small joys and finding delight in the everyday. Notable clients include Friends of the Smithsonian, Regeneron, Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, Kula Cloth, and many local businesses. Amy enjoys offering regular Intro to Watercolor workshops to local audiences and vending at maker markets around town. Exhibition highlights include being a selected artist in a group exhibition organized by the Norman Rockwell Museum that traveled internationally over the course of five years; solo exhibitions at Gallery GoGo (Portland, OR, 2021) and VisArts Gallery (Rockville, MD, 2016); commissioned site-specific installations for the Torpedo Factory (Alexandria, VA, 2018), CulturalDC (Washington, DC, 2018), and Art All Night (Washington, DC, 2019); and many community group exhibitions in the Mid-Atlantic Region and the Pacific Northwest. She is the recipient of an RACC Make / Learn / Build grant (2021) and the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Artist Fellowship (2020).