Hi!!! I'M LUNA, and I kinda do a lot.

This site is where I’ve tried (keyword: tried) to corral all the different pieces of my creative life into one place. You’ll find links to my Etsy shop where I sell stickers and art I actually believe in, galleries of the work I’ve made in film and fine art, and probably a few surprises I forgot I uploaded. Thanks for stopping by!!

A Short Bio

Luna Winters is a mix-medium artist residing in the vibrant artistic community of Portland, Oregon. As a trans woman, Luna's approach to art reflects her unorthodox approach to life.
Driven by curiosity and a desire to understand the world and her place in it, Luna delves into realms of self-discovery, exploring intricate facets of identity, reality, and the intersections of
race, gender, and sexuality.

Luna's artistic journey took root in Salem, Oregon, where her drawing talent was recognized and celebrated from a kinder age. By the tender age of 11, Luna's artistic pursuits expanded to
include the cello and the art of photography. Throughout her formative years, she explored a wide range of mediums including film, creative writing, painting, graphic design, and digital
image manipulation, as she constantly sought avenues for self-expression and escapism.

As an adult, Luna's unwavering drive to learn and discover new modes of exploration and self-expression remains steadfast. Her insatiable curiosity and willingness to embrace any
medium sets the stage for her artistic process. By weaving together her diverse skills and knowledge, Luna continues to push her own boundaries of traditional artistic expression, aiming
to create unforgettable and transformative experiences.

Currently, she works as Prop Master in the film industry, while also running her own Etsy shop.

Artist Statement

As a trans woman, my art is a reflection of my journey of self-discovery, as I navigate the complexities of identity, the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality, and the deep emotional scars of my childhood trauma. My work is driven by a deep sense of curiosity and a desire to understand the world around me and my place within it.

I explore these experiences and themes through a variety of artistic mediums, which allows me to express myself in unique ways as I am constantly seeking new challenges for myself and pushing the boundaries of my creative expression. Whether through painting, photography, film, or a combination of mediums, I aim to create works that provoke thought, inspire reflection, and spark conversation.

Ultimately my art serves as a means of reclaiming my narrative and my identity. It’s a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of the creative process to heal and transform. My hope with my art is to challenge societal norms and open up space for the voices and experiences of trans individuals to be heard.

FILM

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Affiliations

I.A.T.S.I 488 ▪ WOMEN IN FILM ▪ OMPA

Why Film?

I was ten years old when the Matrix sparked something in me, and since then, film has been my compass. Like many, I started making scrappy little shorts with my friends back in 2004, using whatever cameras we could get our hands on. In high school, I threw myself into every project I could, competed in local festivals, and yes, I made the senior film my year.

That early obsession never left. It just evolved. Over the years, I found my place behind the scenes—building the worlds that stories live in. Now I’m a proud union member with IATSE 488, working in the art department on productions I once dreamed about from my bedroom floor.

As cliché as it sounds, I’m living the dream. I get to be on set, collaborate with artists who inspire me, and contribute to something that’s bigger than all of us. Film raised me, shaped me, saved me more than once. And now, I get to give something back to it—one story at a time.

FULL CREDITS LIST

PROP MASTER

Luna Winters is a Portland-based Prop Master with a sharp eye for storytelling, deep practical know-how, and a calm-under-pressure energy that keeps even the most chaotic set days moving. With years of hands-on experience across features, shorts, and episodic work, she’s built a reputation for turning wild requests into functional, beautiful props — often with limited time and even less budget. Whether it's aging a love letter, designing a fake product, or sourcing a hard-to-find vintage piece, Luna brings a mix of creative problem-solving, narrative thinking, and production-savvy logistics to every project.

She cut her teeth in the art world and the sign industry, which shows in her deep respect for materials and detail. Her props don’t just sit on a table — they’re built to live in the world of the story. Luna’s process is collaborative, thoughtful, and fast — and she’s always thinking three steps ahead to make sure what’s needed is ready (and looks great) when the cameras roll.

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Set Decorator

As a Set Decorator, Luna Winters brings spaces to life with a blend of visual storytelling, emotional depth, and intuitive design. Her work moves beyond surface aesthetics — she crafts environments that feel lived-in, layered, and meaningful, down to the smallest dressing choice. From research and sourcing to layout and final polish, she understands how to translate character, mood, and arc into physical space. Whether it’s a one-room set or a fully dressed location, Luna approaches every project with a fine artist’s eye and a deep respect for detail.

She’s known for her ability to balance visual cohesion with narrative nuance, and for collaborating closely with directors, production designers, and DPs to ensure the set supports the shot. With roots in both indie film and larger productions, she knows how to stretch a budget, hustle when the timeline is tight, and still deliver spaces that look right. Her sets don’t just look good — they feel like part of the story.

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On-Set Decorator

Luna Winters is the kind of On-Set Decorator you want in your corner once the cameras are set — fast, focused, and fiercely obsessively detail-oriented. Her job doesn’t end when the set’s dressed; it just begins. She’s on hand to adjust, finesse, and maintain the look throughout the shoot, ensuring continuity, camera-readiness, and director satisfaction every step of the way. Collaborating closely with the Director of Photography and Script Supervisor, to make sure every frame is perfect, or at least good enough to roll.

With a calm, steady presence and a knack for anticipating needs before they’re spoken, Luna keeps things running smoothly even under pressure. Her background in fine art and prop work gives her a deep understanding of how objects interact with light, frame, and story. She brings care to the craft and zero ego to the set — just a focus on getting it right, and keeping the vibe solid while doing it.

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PRODUCTION DESIGN

Luna Winters is a Production Designer who leads with vision, collaboration, and a deep understanding of how visual space supports story. With roots in fine art, sculpture, and prop design, she brings a hands-on, concept-driven approach to world-building — designing environments that are not only beautiful, but emotionally and narratively precise. Her work blends mood, meaning, and material texture, creating spaces that feel intentional and alive. From pre-production concepting to on-set execution, Luna builds visual languages that support character arcs, themes, and tone at every level.

She’s known for her ability to hold the big picture while sweating the smallest details — leading the art department with clarity, curiosity, and calm. Whether she’s designing a hyper-stylized universe or a grounded, lived-in location, Luna works closely with directors, DPs, and producers to ensure the world on screen feels cohesive, immersive, and real. Her design sensibility is intuitive, story-forward, and unmistakably queer — and she’s not afraid to get her hands dirty to make it all happen.

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ART

I’m a multidisciplinary artist based in Portland, Oregon, with a traditional art practice rooted in drawing, painting, and sculpture. My work is emotionally driven and textured, often exploring themes of transformation, identity, and the lived experience of being a trans woman, and the human condition. I’m drawn to raw expression—work that feels honest, layered, and a little unruly.

I grew up in Salem, Oregon, where my connection to art started at a young age. I was constantly drawing, and by eleven, I had picked up photography and cello, searching for ways to express what I didn’t have language for. Art became my escape, my survival tool, and my way of making sense of myself and the world around me.

My process is intuitive and shaped by feeling. I work with materials that let me respond in the moment, creating pieces that act as emotional snapshots.

You're An Artist?

"You Did It!" Art Show

This art show took place on 7/5/23

CURATORS
Teeny & FRY

“You Did It!” invites the viewer to experience a unique celebration of the small victories that make up our daily lives. A collaborative show featuring paintings, sculptures, and mixed media pieces exploring the beauty and significance of overlooked achievements. The artworks showcased will range from humorous interpretations of mundane tasks, to elegant depictions of personal achievements aimed at elevating the importance of small moments. This show highlights our daily joys and encourages viewers to reflect on what shapes their sense of achievement.

Fun Fact: This was the first art show I participated in since high school!

Some Other Cool Art Shit I've Done

LA LUNA WINTERS

My gay little sticker bussiness

To My Etsy!

La Luna Winters came to life during the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strikes, when film production came to a standstill and I found myself with too much time and not enough creative outlet. The first stickers I ever made weren’t even meant to be sold — they were prop labels from a short film I was working on. I had some leftover space on the vinyl, so I made little crew stickers just for fun. They were a hit.

I’d worked in the vinyl sign industry years ago, so the process felt familiar. That’s when the wheels started turning. I started imagining what this could look like as more than a one-off.

At first, I tried to follow the common advice — what people say “works.” But none of it felt like me. Designing things just to fit into a box took all the joy out of it. So I let go of all that, and decided to just make the stickers I wish existed. The ones that make me laugh, or feel seen. The ones I’d be excited to slap on a sketchbook or toolkit or water bottle.

Every design in my shop is something I stand behind — not because it’s marketable, but because it’s real. And when someone buys one, it feels like we share a little spark of something — a joke, a truth, a moment of recognition.

Since then, La Luna Winters has shipped over 50,000 stickers across the U.S., all packed up from my little corner of Portland.

THE STORY

A Short Bio

Artist Statement

FILM

Affiliations

I.A.T.S.I 488 ▪ WOMEN IN FILM ▪ OMPA

PROP MASTER

Set Decorator

On-Set Decorator

PRODUCTION DESIGN

ART

You're An Artist?

CURATORS
Teeny & FRY

K.FRY

CURATOR

STALK ME

A Short Bio

FILM

Affiliations

I.A.T.S.I 488 ▪ WOMEN IN FILM ▪ OMPA

ART

You're An Artist?

CURATORS Teeny & FRY

STALK ME

CURATORS
Teeny & FRY