Category: Studio Notes

  • Carrying Fire While Raising Kids: Creativity, Motherhood, and the Myth of Balance

    Carrying Fire While Raising Kids: Creativity, Motherhood, and the Myth of Balance

    There was a stretch of years when my days were measured in backpacks, appointments, meals, and the constant background noise of someone needing something from me. Not metaphorically. Literally. Having kids means the house is rarely quiet in the way people imagine quiet. Even when no one is talking, something…

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  • What Art is Available: January 2026

    What Art is Available: January 2026

    There’s a lot of noise online about what’s new. New drops.New urgency.New reasons to rush. That’s not how I work (at least not anymore), and it’s not how this art comes into being. So once a month, I like to pause and simply share what’s available right now. No countdowns.…

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  • Finished, Not Final: The Living Story Behind the Grimm Collection

    Finished, Not Final: The Living Story Behind the Grimm Collection

    There’s a misconception that finished art is static. That once a piece is completed, its story ends. The Grimm Collection challenges that idea. These pieces are finished, but they are not final. Their meaning continues to evolve through use, context, and the person who chooses them. Why Finished Art Still…

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  • Inside the Grimm Collection: Five Symbols and What They Represent

    Inside the Grimm Collection: Five Symbols and What They Represent

    The Grimm Collection doesn’t begin with designs.It begins with symbols. Symbols are older than language. They carry meaning across cultures, eras, and personal histories. They don’t explain themselves, and that’s what makes them powerful. Each piece in the Grimm Collection centers on a symbol that continues to show up in…

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  • The Grimm Collection: Where Finished Art Meets Forgotten Story

    The Grimm Collection: Where Finished Art Meets Forgotten Story

    There are some collections that exist to decorate a space. And then some collections exist because they had to. The Grimm Collection belongs firmly in the second category. This series wasn’t created to follow a trend, fill a seasonal gap, or match a color palette. It grew slowly, piece by…

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  • How pyrography found me

    How pyrography found me

    I didn’t discover pyrography in a neat, cinematic moment. There was no angelic choir. No aha! spotlight. It showed up quietly. Like most things that end up saving you. At the time, my life was already full, too full, if I’m honest. Full of responsibility. Full of worry. Full of…

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  • The Enchanted Woodland Holiday Bundles Are Here

    The Enchanted Woodland Holiday Bundles Are Here

    The moment I’ve been waiting for all season is finally here, the Enchanted Woodland Holiday Bundles are finished, wrapped, and officially released. These are the bundles I’ve spent the past month burning, sanding, sealing, and assembling with every ounce of intention and winter magic I could gather. And now they’re…

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  • Bringing the Forest Indoors

    Bringing the Forest Indoors

    Where Inspiration Begins The inspiration for this year’s Enchanted Woodland Holiday Bundle came, quite literally, from my own backyard, the woods behind my studio. Those woods have always been my quiet place. In late autumn, when the air turns sharp and the ground softens with fallen leaves, I walk the…

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