East Harlem New York based watercolorist and plein air artist Sarah Noda documents the ever changing streetscapes of New York through tiny brush strokes to create charming atmospheric miniatures. While the majority of her work focuses on miniatures, some of her other works, such as the Mount Morris Fire Watchtower, are larger in format. Her deep connection to the community in Harlem and its quickly changing skyline keep her inspired to document the changes in time and season of everyday Harlem life.

When not painting miniature city scenes, Sarah enjoys exploring nature through a perpetual nature journal, raising her three boys, hiking, photography, community advocacy, community art projects, and hosting free sketch classes for Harlem public school students. Sarah is also a member and organizing assistant with New York City Urban Sketchers.