There are colors you wear, colors you use, and then there are colors that feel like they rinse your whole spirit clean. The latter is Tidal Teal. It’s a hue that doesn’t just sit on the surface but moves through you like a wave pulling back, revealing what’s been there all along. This is a…
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Art Interrupted
I’ve been asked a few times now why I would add writing to my already overflowing plate. There’s a few different answers I’ve given but it kind of just boils down to…. Because I can. Between my full time job in intellectual property, rebuilding my digital footprint and small business 6 years after walking away,…
My Visual Calling Card
Artists typically have a signature. It’s not necessarily an actual signature but more of a thing that’s identifiable to everyone else. Think Van Goghs swirling brush strokes or Yayoi Kusama’s signature polka dots. Kusama is the reason I got into the creative world and started playing with bold colors. Her art was the first thing I saw that invoked a feeling. I knew immediately I needed to play with colors, and I knew immediately I needed to incorporate her in my home. I’ve followed…
Street Art: The Art Of Public Emotion
Street art has always been louder than paint. It’s a pulse, a protest, a love letter, a confession, or even a warning. It’s the moment someone decides that their feelings deserve a wall, not a whisper. When you trace history, you realize street art isn’t just about color or style. It’s about emotion made public….
Color Crush Series: Verdant Whisper
Vibe: Renewal, quiet growth, grounded optimism There are colors that shout, colors that seduce, and then there are colors that simply arrive softly, steadily, and like the truth you are finally ready to hear. Verdant Whisper is that kind of color. It doesn’t demand attention, it earns it through presence. Through patience and through quiet…
Valentine’s Day: A Love Story, A Legend, and A Whole Lot of Marketing
Valentine’s Day didn’t always start with roses, prix fixe dinners, and heart shaped everything. It once began with ancient rituals, centuries of evolving storytelling, and eventually became the commercial powerhouse we now see every February. Understanding the true journey makes the holiday feel richer and a little funnier than the glossy pink aisles let on….
Color Crush Series: Imperial Yellow
Some colors whisper. Some colors scream. Some colors walk into a room wearing a crown, a five clawed dragon, and 3000 years of symbolism. They don’t need to speak. The color speaks for itself. Yellow may be one of the oldest colors, but it still manages to stay feeling fresh, modern, and wildly wearable in…
Ceramics: The Art Form That Never Dies
I’m in my expression phase and obsessed with finding different forms of expressions in the art world. While looking for a new medium to try, one of the many ones I’ve come across is ceramics. Before I start anything new, I need to know the history of it and decided I needed to share a…
Wandering Back Into Watercolor
Watercolor has such a creative DNA. It’s fluid, emotional, layered, honest, and a little bit chaotic in the most magical way. Watercolor is one of the oldest artistic languages humans have ever spoken. Long before oil paints, digital tablets, or even paper existed, artists were grinding earth pigments down and mixing them with water to…
Color Crush Series: Tangerine-The Spark That Starts The Fire
Tangerine doesn’t tiptoe. It bursts. It giggles. It dances into a creative space like a best friend with snacks and a crazy idea. Today we celebrate tangerine as the color of zesty beginnings, unapologetic enthusiasm, and playful rebellion. Tangerine is the moment before the break through. The “what if?” before the masterpiece. The color of…