In Eventually a Sequoia, Jeremy Collins tackles big issues in a deceivingly simple way--direct, tight, and immersive storytelling balanced by his killer art, which brings a warmth and deeper understanding to these heavy topics. Incredible.--Jeremy Jones "Founder, Protect Our Winters"

A beautiful collection of sketches, stories, and encouragement for anyone with a longing to serve others and an urge to create.... The travelogue is visually stunning and thoroughly inspiring.--Sara Beth West "Shelf Awareness"

An intimate, energetic blend of written storytelling, collage, photography, ink drawings, and watercolor paintings.... I also enjoy the outward-focused theme of this book; it's not about his own self-actualization (although that does inevitably happen along the way), but about these five beautiful and at-risk pockets of the world and the people who are a voice for them and their inhabitants. It's a moving example of an artist using his voice and pen to gently educate others about real-world complexities.--Rosalie Haizlett "The Nature Art Book Club"

The artful world is made by hand. This book is a reminder. Journeys are done by foot. Adventures happen by ropes and caves and fire. Part graphic novel, part literary travel experiment, part oral history, this can be read page by page or crack it anywhere and see where you land.--Craig Childs "author of House of Rain and The Wild Dark"

Eventually a Sequoia is a soulful, visually stunning journey through art, adventure, and the quiet power of growth. With curiosity as his compass and a pen in hand, Jeremy Collins brings us stories of people rooted in purpose and reaching toward something greater. Like the trees that inspired its name, this book is a testament to patience, grace, and the long, meaningful climb toward becoming.--Rue Mapp "Founder and CEO, Outdoor Afro"

What comes through in Eventually a Sequoia is a kind of reverence--for people, for story, for the slow work of transformation. This book blends art, field notes, and lived experience into something rare: a guide to living with intention, humility, and wonder.--Len Necefer "Founder and CEO, Native Outdoors"

In this memoir that blurs the line between visual art and words, Collins has given us an authentic guide for the modern adventurer. Masterful.--Chris Burkard "photographer and author of The Oceans"

Peppered with musings, photographs, and illustrations, this eco-travelogue documents environmental change-makers from the granddaughter of Jacques Cousteau to Sierra Club members and indigenous Gwich'in activists looking to defend the Alaskan Arctic from drilling.-- "Sunset Magazine"

This exuberant travelogue from activist and artist Collins (Drawn) offers a front-row seat to conservation efforts in some of Earth's most vulnerable and remote ecosystems.... A paean to seeing as practice, this delivers an impassioned portrait of the hard work of environmental activism and the fragile beauty at stake.-- "Publishers Weekly"

Eventually a Sequoia: Stories of Art, Adventure & the Wisdom of Giants is one of those books that makes us wish we published books. It's an honor to share such heartfelt work.-- "Adventure Journal"

Original, unique, deftly crafted, expertly illustrated, informative, insightful, thoughtful and thought-provoking.... [Eventually a Sequoia] is especially recommended reading for anyone with an interest in the combination of art, adventure, environmental conservation, and travel.-- "Midwest Book Review"

Richly illustrated with sketches from Collins' travel journals, the visual narrative of this graphic memoir doesn't just complement the text, it offers its own moments of introspection and awe. Because of its nonlinear structure, Eventually a Sequoia can be read cover-to-cover or opened at random, so opportunities for reflection are always within easy reach.--Jen Winger "The Nature Conservancy's Cool Green Science"