The secret world revealed by this portal is hard to spy! It is only accessible to the few who find the magical stepping stone and solve its mystery. Once discovered, a magical forest is revealed, a place once inhabited by both humans and unicorns. It is said that when humans stopped believing in unicorns, the unicorns became invisible. Now, only the few who are willing to believe can see them.

This portal was created using biodegradable tree paint which will slowly fade away over time, causing no damage to the trees. 

Jill Logan was born and raised in Missoula, MT where she lives with her husband Jeff and their super smart Border Collie, Boo. She is primarily a painter, often painting aspen trees with hidden messages *wink*. She loves to experiment with unexpected materials to see how they react with paint. If she could go through a portal to anywhere, she’d want it to take her to any destination she was in the mood for: maybe King Tut’s tomb, a secluded beach in the South Pacific, the top of the Matterhorn or a unicorn forest. You find Jill on instagram and etsy.

Riley (Jill’s son) was born and raised in Missoula but was called to the mountains of Bozeman to attend graduate school and study optics and photonics. In his free time, Riley likes to chase his dog, Bodhi, around Bozeman’s many trails and help his talented mom create beautiful and whimsical art. If he could go through any portal, he would step through the one that connected his kitchen to the closest bakery.