Stylized depiction of a footprint incorporating elements of Northwest Coast Indigenous art. "Alaska Foot" by artist Faith Amon features a large footprint rendered in formline style characteristic of Northwest Coast Indigenous art. The footprint is primarily black and dark gray with accents of maroon/burgundy. Its distinct form may represent smaller spirit animals or supernatural beings typical of this art style. The main body contains a central design of a stylized animal face with prominent eyes, a wide open mouth with teeth, and features suggesting a powerful or possibly aggressive expression. The overall style is bold, graphic, and symbolic, emphasizing strong lines and shapes against a plain white background that makes the footprint the focal point. The atmosphere conveys strength, mystery, and intensity, reflecting the power and significance often associated with Northwest Coast Indigenous art.