I want to take a moment to share something that’s been on my heart. I’ve felt a conviction about some of the things I’ve shared regarding my faith and Scripture, as well as some of the books and resources I’ve recommended—and even the way I’ve worded certain things or conducted myself in business. I never want my words or actions to cause confusion, misrepresentation, or distraction from the truth of the gospel. My desire is to be faithful, discerning, and rooted in Scripture

I spent some time reorganizing and adding a few new things to make my studio more functional this year. For my birthday, my in-laws gifted me a stand-up drawing table, giving me an easier place to paint and work on paper. My husband also gifted me a phone stand that attaches to the table and includes a light, making it easy to record my painting process. I also added a desk and computer for digital work, filing, and other studio tasks. I created a “clean” workspace by adding

I’m thrilled to announce my new fine art print shop! I held off on for a long-time offering prints because I refused to compromise on quality—I wanted prints that truly honored the originals. That’s where my husband, Zach, came in. Last year, he stepped up to help grow the business, and one area I felt completely out of my depth with was sourcing high-quality fine art prints. He dove deep into research, started listening to Hayley Price’s The Art Coaching Club podcast, and th

From botanicals capturing the blooms of your wedding bouquet, the birth flower of your children, or that one flowers that holds a special meaning to you…   To breathtaking landscapes capturing where you said, “I do,” the perfect family vacation spot, or the sunset that reminded you of the glory of the Lord in creation...   There’s nothing quite like a custom commission—turning your most cherished memories and emotions into a timeless piece of art you’ll treasure forever.   I’

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

Each Easter, I paint the dogwood’s delicate blooms—symbols of the cross and of the love that conquered it. This year, I felt drawn to bring those blossoms into Christmas, weaving together the wonder of His birth with the purpose of His sacrifice. The dogwood flower is said to symbolize the cross of Christ. When I look at the dogwood, I see the whole story of redemption — from Bethlehem to Calvary. The One who lay in a wooden manger would one day hang upon a wooden cross and o

Here are some of my favorite frames for displaying my paper paintings — all available to purchase online! You can easily order them and take them to your local frame shop or Hobby Lobby to achieve a custom, gallery-quality look at an amazing price. 6x8 inch paintings with 11x14 inch frame 9x12 inch paintings with 16x20 inch frame 5x7inch painting with 20x20 inch frame 18x24 inch painting with 22x28 inch frame 11x14 inch painting with 16x20 inch frame 6x8 inch painting with 16

I’m always in awe of how Paperwhites Interiors styles my artwork. These sisters’ rooms are absolute perfection, and I’m so honored to have my pieces be part of them! Design by Paperwhites Interiors / Photo by Allison Elefante Above the dresser is an 18x24 inch original watercolor, pencil and gold ink painting on paper. The edges are torn and painted in gold ink for an extra special touch. It is framed to approxiamtely 22x28 inches. Design by Paperwhites Interiors / Photo by

This collection, Reflections on Light and Dark , holds a very special place in my heart. It’s bittersweet to see it come to an end. My husband, Zach, played a big role in shaping this body of work. He encouraged me to push my boundaries—to explore the interplay of light and shadow in my landscapes using bolder, richer colors. At first, I was hesitant to step outside my established “style,” but his challenge turned out to be exactly what I needed to grow as an artist. The fina

This past week, I had the blessing of leading an art project for our small homeschool group that reminded us all of the creativity God has placed in each of us. It was simple, joyful, and turned out absolutely beautiful—perfect for little ones as young as four (with a little help) and still meaningful for teens and adults. We made wildflower shadow paintings  using just wildflowers, sunlight, pencils, and watercolor paints. We placed the wildflowers in vases, then positioned

Recently, I painted a landscape of the spot where my sister-in-law got married — a quiet, sunlit view in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. As I worked, I realized how powerful it is to preserve a place not just as it looks, but as it feels . The mountains, the air, the memories woven into every color — it became more than a painting. It became a keepsake. That inspired me to open commissions for custom landscape paintings of special places  — the beach where you said “I do,” the cabin w

This week I created two larger canvas paintings, both drawn from little watercolor sketches I had made earlier. The sketches were simple...

This year, my dad planted a field of sunflowers, and it has been such a joy to watch them bloom and grow. My girls and I have delighted...

I wrote this short poem to express the constant back and forth I feel in my mind about creating art. On the outside, they may just seem...

And so, this collection of paintings was born out of the views I saw that day—frozen river, glowing sky, snow-covered paths—a reminder that even in our darkest seasons, God is at work just beyond what we can see, clothing us in His grace.