Purple mountains, neon sunsets, and the
American West

Large scale, elaborate hand-cut stencil prints featuring botanicals and landscapes of the American West.

Sacred, rare,
nostalgic,
western.

INSPIRED BY LONG DESERT DRIVES

Landry’s work is rooted in a decade spent touring the American West with her band—The Lonesome Heroes. Years of long desert drives, roadside campsites, and impromptu shows in weathered saloons just beyond the edges of National Parks.

The landscape left an imprint: vast skies, sun-bleached earth, and the quiet power of open space. What began as a life on the road became a deep relationship with place—one that continues to shape her creative practice. The desert remains her muse: expansive, raw, and always humbling.

IN THE STUDIO

THE PROCESS

Stencil printing is a technique where a design is cut into a flat material—such as paper, plastic, or acetate—and ink or paint is applied through the open areas to transfer the image onto a surface. It allows for bold, repeatable patterns and is often used for its graphic clarity and hands-on, tactile quality.

Landry developed a signature technique of creating layered prints that distill the bold shapes and elemental forms of the landscape into striking graphic compositions. Her process is both tactile and intentional, with each hand-cut stencil and brushstroke echoing the rhythms of place, memory, and repetition.

Commissions

McMeans is available for commissions depending on availability and the type of project. Visit the Commissions Page for more information or to submit a request.

SEE THE WORK IN PERSON