Casey Jones

Casey Jones is a multidisciplinary artist and professional illustrator based in Pittsburgh. She was raised deep in the woods of upper Baltimore County, Maryland, in an old log cabin tucked among trees, and her own wild imagination. Early life unfolded between forest paths and the distant pull of the city, instilling a lasting awareness of both wilderness and human-built systems. A duality that continues to shape her work.

As a fine artist, Casey’s paintings have been exhibited in reputable galleries, where her command of color, composition, and form supports emotionally resonant, often introspective imagery. Her work explores personal mythology, memory, and the ways humans seek meaning within (and against) the natural world.

As a digital illustrator, Casey collaborates with organizations such as the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) and the Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA), creating clear, effective visuals that translate complex technical concepts into accessible, engaging imagery. Her illustrations balance precision with warmth, supporting education, safety, and communication within highly specialized fields.

Casey’s focus on arborist gear and rope systems began through the influence of her husband, a Board Certified Master Arborist and Level 3 SPRAT Rope Technician. What began as curiosity evolved into a specialized practice, allowing her to merge artistic intuition with a deepening technical understanding of rope access, tree care, and safety culture.

Blending traditional fine art sensibilities with modern digital tools, Casey’s work speaks to both creative and commercial audiences. She uses art not only as a service, but as a means of inquiry. Transforming observation, learning, and lived experience into visual narrative. Her work reflects a deep respect for nature’s intricacies and an ability to bridge emotional depth with technical clarity.