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SummerTime II

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12x12”, Maple frame

Created in Adobe Illustrator, laser cut, and then painted and assembled by hand.

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Summer Time I

Sisterhood

Let’s get social.

Approx. 15x24” — The first in a new series, it sets the tone for an exploration of color, structure, depth and the conversation between order and play. The need for perfect precision is pushing my craftsmanship and presentation to the nex

2 cute new clocks available at @dnagalleries. I love that you can see your walk through the black grid.

It’s never too early to costume shop with my Halloween baby 🎃👻❤️

These little color block pumpkins turned out better than what was in my head.

Proof of concept with this little baby. My hubby is framing it and I’m now onto another one that’s 16x24”

I call this: proof of concept for my next series and proof I’ve completely lost my mind. Call me a glutton for punishment—Send good vibes as I dive into the cleaning and gluing phase!

What could it be?!! I started my ROAR & EXPLORE: With a Small Hand in Mine series back in November 2024, inspired by all my visits to the OKC Zoo with Charlie. From the beginning, I designed this collection with simple shapes, playful colors, and

Manny from Porch School & Art Supply. Yes or no? Too much?

Zoom in for some design humor—if you know, you know. 🤓🤣 Back-to-school treats for my awesome students! I always keep candy and goodies stocked outside my office door… because sweet people deserve sweet treats.

I’ve got some great clocks available at DNA Galleries. Charlie and I looked around today and they’ve got some awesome new art!

Little Whitney. My hair is so much darker than I remembered. She looks so sweet. ❤️

I made this cute little clock but couldn’t find clock hands in the just perfect size… so I lasered them out of 1/16” black acrylic. Perfect after some fiddling with the little holes that connect the hands to the mechanism.

I may be a woman who lives in black, but when it comes to home goods—I’m all about bold color and pattern. Lately, I’ve been diving into home goods, exploring and experimenting with materials. I’m drawn to pieces that are vibr

Is this not the cutest clock you’ve ever seen? Hard core Mary Blair inspired…. If you know you know.

I took some binding inspiration from a stationary store in Des Moines and made it my own. These were way harder than you’d think. Started with black binding glue and finished these off with acrylic paints. Golden fluid acrylic paints work great

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