New Fall Landscapes "Path Less Traveled" 20x20 inches For Scale! Love this one framed in this bold gold frame!

Okay, I’m no photographer—but I am  excited to show how my art is styled in my home. My home is real and not picture perfect, but I'm assuming yours is to! Here's to making our homes a place to gather with friends and family, not striving for "picture perfect." All the paintings showcased are available for purchase! "White Gardenias I & II" "Dogwood I & II Prints" Limited Edition Print with Hand-embellished gold ink "Dogwood Flowers" 36x36 inches "Orchid Blooms I" "Reflection

This Christmas, I’m releasing a curated collection of limited-edition prints, my favorite available original artworks at multiple price points, and exclusive holiday bonuses Every order comes with complimentary gift wrapping. Orders over $200 will also receive a free hand-painted dogwood ornament. Each ornament is one-of-a-kind and available while supplies last. Limited Edition Framed Prints for $45 Each print in this year’s holiday collection includes: Limited Edition 5x7 Pr

Andi—my four-year-old—and I spent some time this week coloring the dogwood flower sheet and learning about its symbolism and how it points to the cross. While she was coloring, she suddenly looked up and asked, “Mom, why do we celebrate Christmas?” At first, her question didn’t faze me. I simply told her it was Jesus’ birthday and that we celebrate that. She nodded and went back to coloring. But the more I’ve reflected on that moment, the more I think her question came from g

As soon as Thanksgiving ends, many of us feel that gentle pull toward preparing our homes and hearts for the Christmas season. It’s a beautiful moment for families to pause, breathe, and turn our attention toward Christ. To help make that transition meaningful and peaceful, I created   a free  Dogwood Flower Coloring Sheet and Legend , perfect for kids to work on in the quiet days right after Thanksgiving. This simple project gives children a hands-on way to reflect on Christ

This fall landscape started as a summer one — an older painting transformed with new layers of color and light. As I painted, I couldn’t help but think about how much has changed since last fall.  Last fall was a season of uncertainty for our family. Our daughter had just been diagnosed, and we were preparing to leave home for five months — halfway across the country — for her bone marrow transplant. We knew everything was in His hands and had to trust that, whatever the outc