SEASON TWO · THE FALL COLLECTION
Fresh Perspectives.
Beautifully Bottled.
Our collaboration with Laguna College of Art + Design continues with a new collection of original artwork and small-production wines crafted in Santa Barbara County. Season Two introduces a new group of emerging artists, bringing their distinct perspectives from the studio to your table through collectible, limited-edition wine labels.
Discover a work that speaks to you, share a bottle with someone you love, or give a gift that helps an artist take their next step. The artists benefit financially from every bottle sold, so your support reaches beyond the label.
This isn’t just a wine purchase.
It supports the next generation of working artists.
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Will Colton
Graphic Design Department
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S’asseoir Près de la Fontaine pairs a Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot blend from Santa Barbara County with the easy charm of a French afternoon. In Will Colton’s digital drawing, a bicycle rests beside a fountain while a solitary figure pauses nearby, rendered in loose, expressive lines and soft touches of blue and pink. Cabernet’s structure and Merlot’s rounded softness echo the artwork’s balance of architectural form and playful movement. Together, wine and art invite you to slow down, take a seat beside the fountain, and let the afternoon unfold.
Adam Kedziora
Graphic Design Department
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Printed Marks brings together Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, and Merlot from Santa Barbara County in a blend as bold and layered as Adam Kedziora’s digital design. Vivid red blocks and fragmented lettering interrupt an intricate elephant illustration, creating a dialogue between vintage detail and contemporary form. Cabernet provides the framework, Syrah adds depth and spice, and Merlot softens the edges—echoing the artwork’s interplay of strong shapes and delicate linework. Together, wine and art reward a closer look, revealing how contrasting elements can create a compelling whole.
Oisín McCool
Animation Department
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Bear and Raven brings together Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot from Santa Barbara County in a blend that echoes the warmth and playfulness of Oisín McCool’s colored-pencil artwork. A bear reclines with a blue-black raven perched on its raised paw, capturing a tender moment of unlikely companionship. The bear’s rich russet tones and the raven’s vivid blues find a counterpart in the wine’s interplay of warmth, depth, and brightness. Sangiovese supplies energy, Cabernet lends structure, and Merlot rounds the edges—three distinct personalities coming together with the same easy harmony as this unexpected pair.
Lesley Wiewel
Animation Department
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The Palace Vetsera pairs Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, and Merlot from Santa Barbara County with the candlelit intrigue of Lesley Wiewel’s digital painting. Golden light spills across a winding staircase, framed portraits, and deep plum shadows, inviting the viewer into a world of hidden stories. Cabernet’s structure echoes the palace architecture, while Syrah’s depth and spice meet Merlot’s softness like flickering light against velvet darkness. Rich in atmosphere, wine and artwork draw you inward—encouraging you to linger, explore, and discover what waits around the next turn.
Trinity Donohue
Drawing Department
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The Island pairs a 2025 Sauvignon Blanc from Santa Barbara County with the dreamlike imagery of Trinity Donohue’s oil painting on panel. A horse’s silhouette holds a layered landscape of running figures, glowing houses, and clouded blue skies, suggesting a story suspended between memory and imagination. The wine’s fresh, lively character offers a bright counterpoint to the painting’s earthy tones and fiery accents, echoing the open sky above. Together, wine and artwork balance lightness with intensity, inviting you into a familiar world made wonderfully strange.
Britney Tolby
Drawing Department
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Frontier Coyote Skull pairs Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot from Santa Barbara County with the intricate contrasts of Britney Tolby’s ink drawing. Beneath rain-soaked flowers, a coyote skull rests among roots, stones, and mushrooms—a richly detailed glimpse of life continuing below the surface. Cabernet’s firm structure echoes the skull’s angular contours, while Merlot’s softness complements the organic curves surrounding it. The artwork’s interplay of delicate lines and deep black spaces finds a companion in the wine’s balance of strength and suppleness. Together, they invite a closer appreciation of nature’s cycles, where endings make room for renewal.
Ian Quinn
Entertainment Department
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Cecropia pairs a 2025 Chardonnay from Santa Barbara County with the quiet splendor of Ian Quinn’s gouache painting. A cecropia moth spreads its intricately patterned wings against a soft cream background, revealing bands of olive, charcoal, and vivid orange. The wine’s balance of freshness and rounded texture echoes the painting’s delicate detail and confident color, offering richness without overwhelming its quieter qualities. Together, wine and artwork invite you to pause and notice the extraordinary within nature—the symmetry of a wing, the depth of a color, the small discoveries that reward your attention.
Annika Stokes
Game Development Department
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The Mercenary pairs Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot from Santa Barbara County with the commanding presence of Annika Stokes’s 3D character art. Rendered in sculptural gray against darkness, the figure’s weathered face, layered garments, and intricate ornaments suggest a history carried into every encounter. Cabernet’s firm structure reflects the mercenary’s resolute stance, while Merlot adds a softer dimension beneath that formidable exterior. Like a character whose story emerges through carefully crafted details, the blend balances strength with nuance. Together, wine and artwork invite you to look beyond first impressions and discover the complexity beneath the surface.
Monica Sanford
Game Development Department
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Rainbow Plains pairs a 2022 Pinot Noir from Sta. Rita Hills with the inviting world of Monica Sanford’s digital artwork. Purple-canopied trees and ribbons of wildflowers surround a whimsical tower, while rolling green hills give way to distant blue mountains. Pinot Noir’s delicate structure and expressive character echo the landscape’s gentle movement and intricate details, offering a graceful companion to its imaginative setting. There is room to wander here, from the rocky pool to the glowing spire. Together, wine and artwork encourage an unhurried escape, where curiosity leads and another small discovery waits just beyond view.
Jadyn Paz
Illustration Department
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Cannibal Frenzy pairs a nonalcoholic California rosé with the mischievous energy of Jadyn Paz’s digital illustration. A crowd of wide-eyed creatures jostles across the composition, their toothy grins and exaggerated expressions rendered in coral, rose, and dusty pink against muted green. Crafted from Grenache, Cinsault, Carignan, and Mourvèdre, this dealcoholized, Provence-style blend offers a refreshing companion to the artwork’s gleeful chaos. Its delicate blush echoes Jadyn’s palette, while its lighthearted spirit suits this unruly cast of characters. Together, wine and artwork bring humor, color, and a little unexpected company to the table.
Finlo Bowers
Illustration Department
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Driving Again pairs Syrah and Pinot Noir from Santa Barbara County with the restless energy of Finlo Bowers’s illustration. Created with ink and Wite-Out on paper, the composition layers a tense central figure with dashboard details, fragmented scenes, and sharp bursts of lettering, turning an everyday setting into an expressive visual narrative. Syrah’s depth and bold character echo the drawing’s dense black marks, while Pinot Noir brings a lighter touch, much like the white accents cutting through the composition. Together, wine and artwork balance intensity with finesse, revealing moments of clarity within the complexity.
Kayley Jane Dykman
MFA Painting Department
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Naupaka pairs Pinot Noir and Syrah from Santa Ynez Valley with the quiet tenderness of Kayley Jane Dykman’s oil painting on panel. Two figures face opposite directions yet remain connected by clasped hands, surrounded by ocean blues, leafy forms, and birds in flight. Pinot Noir’s delicacy meets Syrah’s depth, echoing the painting’s balance of vulnerability and resolve. Each varietal retains its character while contributing to a shared expression, much like the figures’ enduring connection. Together, wine and artwork offer a reflection on closeness and distance, individuality and belonging, and the bonds that hold through both.