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What is it they say about indecision? No idea. Don’t care. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Truth is, I couldn’t choose which room suited this piec...
06/16/2026

What is it they say about indecision? No idea. Don’t care. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Truth is, I couldn’t choose which room suited this piece best. Maybe that means it belongs in all of them?
Which room would you pick?

24” x 28” • Gold leaf, acrylic, and poetry on cradled wood panel. ⚜️

Time and Eternity was created on cradled wood using collaged pages of Emily Dickinson’s poetry as the foundation. Fragments of her words remain visible beneath layers of blue paint, birds in flight, and gold leaf.

This piece reflects on the stories women leave behind and the ways their voices continue to resonate across generations. Dickinson’s reflections on time and eternity become intertwined with my own journey as a woman and artist living in this moment. The layered surface speaks to history, memory, and the passage of time, while the birds suggest freedom, transformation, and the enduring connection between past and present.

Through poetry, nature, and paint, this work explores how women’s stories continue to shape one another across lifetimes.

I love a game. Also, it fascinates me to see how artwork transforms a room depending on the wall color or setting. There...
06/08/2026

I love a game. Also, it fascinates me to see how artwork transforms a room depending on the wall color or setting. There are 12 choices here, because honestly, I couldn’t decide which room looked best. What are your thoughts? Which room do you prefer with this painting?

“May | Hawthorn” | This Hawthorn painting reflects hope, resilience, and the quiet strength that flourishes through life’s changing seasons. Hawthorn blossoms, with their delicate clusters of soft white and pink flowers, have long symbolized protection, renewal, and the enduring beauty found in growth and transformation. Though the blooms appear gentle, the tree itself is remarkably hardy, thriving through challenges and standing as a symbol of perseverance. The composition captures this contrast between grace and strength, celebrating the beauty that emerges when resilience is met with optimism. It’s a piece that brings a sense of encouragement and renewal into a space, offering a gentle reminder that even the most delicate beginnings can grow into something enduring and strong.

Dimensions: 18” x 24”
Details: Oil and acrylic on cradled wood panel (unframed)

Better late than never… May’s birth flower: the Hawthorn! 🌿May was an incredibly busy month with travel, family celebrat...
06/05/2026

Better late than never… May’s birth flower: the Hawthorn! 🌿

May was an incredibly busy month with travel, family celebrations, and two graduations in our family…one from college and one from high school. Life pulled me away from my art studio and posting, but I was still thinking about this series I’ve been painting since January.

Thank you for following along. I’m excited to dive into June’s birth flower before this month runs away from me as well!

Time and Eternity was created on cradled wood using collaged pages of Emily Dickinson’s poetry as the foundation. Fragme...
06/04/2026

Time and Eternity was created on cradled wood using collaged pages of Emily Dickinson’s poetry as the foundation. Fragments of her words remain visible beneath layers of blue paint, birds in flight, and gold leaf.

This piece reflects on the stories women leave behind and the ways their voices continue to resonate across generations. Dickinson’s reflections on time and eternity become intertwined with my own journey as a woman and artist living in this moment. The layered surface speaks to history, memory, and the passage of time, while the birds suggest freedom, transformation, and the enduring connection between past and present.

Through poetry, nature, and paint, this work explores how women’s stories continue to shape one another across lifetimes.

06/02/2026

Just a little process video with no trending sound attached. Gold leaf is not for the faint of heart. ⚜️

Four months. Four flowers. Four little chapters of a year in bloom 🌿January, February, March, and April have officially ...
05/05/2026

Four months. Four flowers. Four little chapters of a year in bloom 🌿

January, February, March, and April have officially blossomed, which means the first quarter of my ✨Birth Month Flower Collection✨ is complete. Watching this garden grow month by month has been pure magic.

And now… May is calling. 🌸

With Mother’s Day just around the corner, there’s no better time to bring home a piece of floral beauty, whether it’s your birth month, someone you love, or simply the flower that speaks to you.

Each original painting is available now on my website, ready to find its forever home. 💐

Tell me…what month is your favorite so far?

How does color in artwork actually affect you and your mood? Color isn’t just something you see, it’s something you feel...
04/21/2026

How does color in artwork actually affect you and your mood? Color isn’t just something you see, it’s something you feel.

The colors in artwork can quietly shift your mood without you even noticing. Warm tones like red, orange, and yellow tend to energize and stimulate, while cooler tones like blue, green, and violet can calm your mind and slow things down. Even neutrals like black and white can bring a sense of clarity, contrast, or emotional depth.

Your response to color is personal, too. A shade that feels comforting to one person might feel intense to another, shaped by memory, culture, and experience. That’s what makes art so powerful, it creates a mood before you even begin to interpret it.

So when you’re drawn to a piece, ask yourself: is it the subject… or the way the color makes you feel?

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