Lawson Studios is a family owned and operated business encompassing multiple artistic projects and brands. Explore below for a peak into the Lawson Studios brands and work in their local community.
Lawson Studios Owners: Heather Lawson, Dave Lawson and Kim Lawson. (left to right)
Lawson Studios is a family run partnership consisting of several brands and artistic projects.
Home to Get Deerty, Mana Fire and Rugged Beauty.
OUR BRANDS
Ethically sourced and eco-friendly apparel for outdoor folks hand printed to order.
Professional fire dance performers.
Mana Fire combines the art of dance with fire creating a dynamic and unique performance entertainment experience. Available for hire at private events.
Photo by Kim Lawson
Photo by Colby Brokvist
Photo by Donovan Conway
Creative photography, videography projects and stories about outdoor adventures and amazing women.
Photo by Kim Lawson
Photo by Kim Lawson
Photo by Kim Lawson
IN THE COMMUNITY
Our mountain community has been ravaged by wildfires year after year. Browse below to explore some of our fundraising efforts to help those that have been affected by wildfires in our local community.
LAWSON STUDIOS & BRANDS IN THE NEWS
Small Local Businesses Raise Over $26,000 for Creek Fire Victims
Spearheading the fundraiser was local business owners Heather & Kim Lawson of GetD Deerty/Lawson Studios and local artist Kirsten Casey of Blue lotus along with a mix of mountain folks from Shaver Lake, Auberry, North Fork and Mariposa.
Sierra News Online
Businesses Come Together to Support Those Impacted by Creek Fire
People from across Fresno County are proving that even the largest single fire in California history won’t break them.
Just like Saturday’s event, they’re Mountain Strong.
Abc30 Actions News
Lawson Studios Raises Funds for Those Affected by Mountain Area Fires
Lawson Studios, local screen printing and design studio, recently presented the Mariposa Community Foundation with a check for $6,416. Lawson Studios designed, produced, and sold hundreds of custom Detwiler shirts and hats to raise funds for victims of Detwiler fire.
Sierra Star
‘It’s not just what’s on the shirt:’ Mountain Strong Days raises funds for families devastated by Creek Fire.
Fresno County’s mountain communities continue to rally together. On Saturday night, they gathered in Shaver Lake to have another event where they’d raise money for those who lost everything to the Creek Fire.
Your Central Valley
Military Personnel Arrive to Bolster Creek Fire Efforts
Meanwhile, Fresno County’s communities rally together to help themselves through this disaster.
Your Central Valley
Lawson Studios Raises Funds for Those Affected by Mountain Area Fires
Lawson Studios, local screen printing and design studio, recently presented the Mariposa Community Foundation with a check for $6,416. Lawson Studios designed, produced, and sold hundreds of custom Detwiler shirts and hats to raise funds for victims of Detwiler fire.
Sierra Star
