Covid 19 has kind of screwed me up. I haven’t had the creative drive to share beautiful things and fun stories as much as before. The problem is, we need creative work to keep us going. …
Spring Flowers Meet Fall
I’ve Launched A Print Site!
I am so excited to share that I’ve launched Flowers In Print, an online store selling limited edition prints of my flower photographs! After months of taking print requests one at a time through emails and …
O’Keeffe Inspired Irises
My first encounter with Georgia O’Keeffe’s artwork was in elementary school, where our quirky, all-black-wearing art teacher, Mrs. Dearborn, would display O’Keeffe’s desert work to us as inspiration. I was probably 7-years-old, and needless to say, …
Marie Et Moi
Like my father before me, I have had a love affair for French aesthetics, particularly the whimsical designs and patterns associated with Marie Antoinette. Her love of pastels, hair ornaments, and pastoral leisure, set against the …
The Sea Dweller
Editor’s Note: I shared this short story with you a few years back, but my full vision for the project had not yet been realized. With this book cover design, you get to see how I’ve …
A Pair of Hearty Lenses
There’s something about the smell of old things — used things — that can be addictive. Perhaps it’s a person’s residual presence, the way their hand held that item for years, or the scent of their …
At Sea in My Creativity
Everyone’s creativity works in different ways. Some people’s creativity becomes a trickling spring after digging through a well of inspiration. Others take their dreams and turn them into realities one sketch at a time (Karl Lagerfeld …
The Magical Feminism of Janet Hill’s Paintings
There are few artists on Etsy who have made an impression on me over the past few years. If you’re at all familiar with the site, you’d know how easy it is to get lost in …
My Favorite Instagram Account of the Moment: Classical Art Shit
Let’s be honest, we’ve all gone to visit some major museum somewhere and ended up looking at a piece of art that makes utterly no sense to us. Be it a pile of fruit that’s supposed …
This Artist.
I’m not someone who necessarily seeks out painted works, but when I see a style that captivates my heart, I can’t help but fall in love. Serge Marshennikov’s pieces are like that – easy to fall …