Painted out
loud in Seattle.

I set the narrative.

Expressionist paintings, signed photo drops, and words that end up on walls. Made at Base Camp Studios 2.

See the current dropWalk the studio

You found it.

You scanned something on a wall, a pole, or a bathroom door. That makes you early. Use this code for $10 off any photo drop, or say it out loud at an art walk.

UNDERCURRENT

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Drops

Limited signed photographs from places I've been. Small editions. When they're gone, they're gone.

Sage's green and pink window tag with SMS painted on a brick wall in Berlin
Berlin
A green bicycle with a pink crate under a gridded window in an Amsterdam alley
Amsterdam
Sage in a black and red wrestling mask in front of a painted wall in Braga
Braga
Drop 01

Europe, summer 2026

3 photos. 3 copies each. Signed by hand.

Fifty days, a residency in Braga, and a lot of walking. My window on a wall in Berlin, a bike in an Amsterdam alley wearing my colors, and me in a mask in Braga.

1/3 signed in black
2/3 signed in green
3/3 signed in pink
$45one print
$125the set of three
7copies left
Buy a print (link coming)

Prints & merch

Words from the paintings, worn out loud. Hoodies, tees and prints are on the way.

I set the narrative.Hoodie · coming soon
You can't save everybody.Tee · coming soon
Rome on fire but so am I.Hoodie · coming soon
Caught in the color Sage.Print · coming soon

Originals

One of one. The tiers match the paint chips on the studio wall.

Under $300 $500–1,299 $1,300+

Originals are best seen in person. Message me to visit the studio, ask about a piece, or put one on hold.

About

I'm Sage Cameron, a painter and creative director in Seattle. I came to painting through the stage: improv, acting, stand-up, playwriting. I still work like an improviser. I start without a plan and find out what the painting is about while it's happening.

The words in my work are things I said, heard, or needed to hear. Some of them are on hoodies now.

Improvised Undercurrent

A live show is coming.

An object gets painted on stage while the audience steers the story. By the end there's a three-act improvised play, a finished piece, and an auction. Seattle first, then on the road.