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Every piece in the shop is one-of-a-kind—painted by hand, full of color, and ready to live on your walls.
Every piece in the shop is one-of-a-kind—painted by hand, full of color, and ready to live on your walls.
Blue Wave Minis
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Medium: Acrylic with glitter on canvas, palette knife
Dimensions: 3×3 + Easel
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Tiny canvases, big movement. Each one built with acrylic and a touch of glitter, worked with a palette knife until the color curled and crested like a wave caught mid-motion. Blues and teals in every shade, shimmering just enough to catch the light. Small enough for a shelf, a desk, or a gift but they carry the same energy as anything twice their size.
No two are exactly alike — each mini is one-of-a-kind
Blue Wave Minis
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Medium: Acrylic with glitter on canvas, palette knife
Dimensions: 3×3 + Easel
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Tiny canvases, big movement. Each one built with acrylic and a touch of glitter, worked with a palette knife until the color curled and crested like a wave caught mid-motion. Blues and teals in every shade, shimmering just enough to catch the light. Small enough for a shelf, a desk, or a gift but they carry the same energy as anything twice their size.
No two are exactly alike — each mini is one-of-a-kind
Is It Reckless?
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, palette knife
Dimensions: 4×12
Year: 2026
Red and hot pink pushed and pulled across teal with a palette knife, thick and unapologetic, like a question you ask after you've already done the thing. There's a rawness here. No careful blending, no soft edges, just color piled on with full commitment. Maybe it is reckless. Maybe that's exactly the point.
Wild Run Abstract Minis
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Medium: Acrylic on canvas, palette knife
Dimensions: 4×6
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Neon against deep blue and pink, these small canvases don’t hold back. Acrylic worked with a palette knife until the color cracked and webbed into itself, electric yellow and hot pink cutting through streaks of midnight and teal. Loud, fast, a little untamed, just like the name suggests.
No two are exactly alike — each mini is one-of-a-kind
Wild Run Abstract Minis
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, palette knife
Dimensions: 4×6
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Neon against deep blue and pink, these small canvases don’t hold back. Acrylic worked with a palette knife until the color cracked and webbed into itself, electric yellow and hot pink cutting through streaks of midnight and teal. Loud, fast, a little untamed, just like the name suggests.
No two are exactly alike — each mini is one-of-a-kind
Wild Run Abstract Minis
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, palette knife
Dimensions: 4×6
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Neon against deep blue and pink, these small canvases don’t hold back. Acrylic worked with a palette knife until the color cracked and webbed into itself, electric yellow and hot pink cutting through streaks of midnight and teal. Loud, fast, a little untamed, just like the name suggests.
No two are exactly alike — each mini is one-of-a-kind
Little Loud Ones (mini framed magnets)
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, palette knife, framed magnet
Dimensions: 3×4
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Note: Magnet is decorative strength — great for display, not intended to hold papers or photos in place.
Small enough to fit in your palm, loud enough to steal the show on any fridge or magnet board. Each one built with acrylic and palette knife, framed up in a tiny vintage-style frame and fitted with a working magnet on the back. Bold color, big personality, zero subtlety-exactly what the name promises.
No two are exactly alike. Each one is one-of-a-kind
Just Beneath the Surface
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, palette knife, multiple layers
Dimensions: 24×20, Framed and ready to hang
Year: 2026
Built from layers you can't fully see but only feel. A palette knife worked through wet paint again and again until the surface took on the texture of woven fabric, ridges catching thin lines of neon blue and chartreuse like something glowing from underneath. The magenta is the loudest thing about it at first glance, but the real story is in what's rippling below. The parts that took patience to build and only show themselves up close.
Summer High
Medium: Oil stick on canvas, palette knife detail
Dimensions: 11×14, framed
Year: 2026
Poppies in full bloom, painted entirely in oil stick, thick, waxy color pushed and blended right on the canvas, giving every petal a rich, buttery texture. Fine white lines are carved through the surface with a palette knife, tracing each bloom like a heartbeat. Coral, red, and turquoise at their most saturated. This one captures that particular high of a summer day when everything feels a little more vivid than usual.
October Nights
Medium: Acrylic on canvas — sponge, palette knife, and brush
Dimensions: 16×40 inches
Year: 2026
Deep plum and near-black give way to bursts of magenta and teal, like something breaking through the dark. Built with a mix of sponge, palette knife, and brush, each technique leaves its own mark — soft diffused color where the sponge worked, sharp ridges where the knife dragged, fine detail where the brush came in. Moody, layered, and full of small surprises up close (look for the little raised dots along the bottom).
Is That You, Andy?
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, poured and palette knife, multiple layers
Dimensions: 12×24
Year: 2026
A bold pop of color that couldn't help but earn its name. That electric orange ground, worked into fine ridged texture with a palette knife over layer after layer, has more than a little Factory-era energy to it. A single streak of teal, plum, and white pours down the center like it was dropped mid-thought and left to run. Not a portrait, not a soup can, just color doing exactly what it wants, loud and unapologetic.
Flowers for Jean
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, brush and palette knife
Dimensions: 10×20
Year: 2026
Painted for a friend's mother, who's going through a hard season right now. I was told my flower paintings bring her joy, and there's nothing that makes this work feel more worthwhile than that. This one's for Jean. Deep plums and warm corals built up thick with brush and palette knife, blooming against a soft pink field. A little brightness, sent her way.
Yes, It Is Reckless
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, poured and palette knife
Dimensions: 24×26 on canvas, hanging wire attached
Year: 2026
The answer to tjhe question, ‘is it reckless?’ painted in the same breath. Deep maroon and crimson poured in long diagonal streaks across teal, then worked over with a palette knife until the ribbons took on their own texture — cracked, cellular, alive. No hesitation this time, no question mark. Just the color moving exactly the way it wanted to.
Blowing Bubbles
Medium: Watercolor and acrylic on paper
Dimensions: 8X8, framed
Year: 2026
Watercolor blooms of coral, gold, and pink float against a bright acrylic green, each one bubbling and pooling on its own terms the way only watercolor can. The green was painted in around them afterward, holding each bubble in its own little pocket of space. There's something inherently joyful about the shape of a bubble, round, a little wobbly, gone as soon as you touch it, and this piece leans all the way into that lightness.
Little Loud Ones (mini framed magnets)
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Medium: Acrylic on canvas, palette knife, framed magnet
Dimensions: 3×4
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Note: Magnet is decorative strength — great for display, not intended to hold papers or photos in place.
Small enough to fit in your palm, loud enough to steal the show on any fridge or magnet board. Each one built with acrylic and palette knife, framed up in a tiny vintage-style frame and fitted with a working magnet on the back. Bold color, big personality, zero subtlety-exactly what the name promises.
No two are exactly alike. Each one is one-of-a-kind
Little Loud Ones (mini framed magnets)
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Medium: Acrylic on canvas, palette knife, framed magnet
Dimensions: 3×4
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Note: Magnet is decorative strength — great for display, not intended to hold papers or photos in place.
Small enough to fit in your palm, loud enough to steal the show on any fridge or magnet board. Each one built with acrylic and palette knife, framed up in a tiny vintage-style frame and fitted with a working magnet on the back. Bold color, big personality, zero subtlety-exactly what the name promises.
No two are exactly alike. Each one is one-of-a-kind
Little Loud Ones (mini framed magnets)
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, palette knife, framed magnet
Dimensions: 3×4
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Note: Magnet is decorative strength — great for display, not intended to hold papers or photos in place.
Small enough to fit in your palm, loud enough to steal the show on any fridge or magnet board. Each one built with acrylic and palette knife, framed up in a tiny vintage-style frame and fitted with a working magnet on the back. Bold color, big personality, zero subtlety-exactly what the name promises.
No two are exactly alike. Each one is one-of-a-kind
Little Loud Ones (mini framed magnets)
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, palette knife, framed magnet
Dimensions: 3×4
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Note: Magnet is decorative strength — great for display, not intended to hold papers or photos in place.
Small enough to fit in your palm, loud enough to steal the show on any fridge or magnet board. Each one built with acrylic and palette knife, framed up in a tiny vintage-style frame and fitted with a working magnet on the back. Bold color, big personality, zero subtlety-exactly what the name promises.
No two are exactly alike. Each one is one-of-a-kind
Little Loud Ones (mini framed magnets)
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, palette knife, framed magnet
Dimensions: 3×4
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Note: Magnet is decorative strength — great for display, not intended to hold papers or photos in place.
Small enough to fit in your palm, loud enough to steal the show on any fridge or magnet board. Each one built with acrylic and palette knife, framed up in a tiny vintage-style frame and fitted with a working magnet on the back. Bold color, big personality, zero subtlety-exactly what the name promises.
No two are exactly alike. Each one is one-of-a-kind
Wild Run Abstract Minis
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, palette knife
Dimensions: 4×6
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Neon against deep blue and pink, these small canvases don’t hold back. Acrylic worked with a palette knife until the color cracked and webbed into itself, electric yellow and hot pink cutting through streaks of midnight and teal. Loud, fast, a little untamed, just like the name suggests.
No two are exactly alike — each mini is one-of-a-kind
Flowers for Wanda
Medium: Acrylic and oil pastel on canvas
Dimensions: 24×36, Framed and ready to hang
Year: 2026
Painted in memory of my grandmother, whose love of pink runs through this entire collection. Wanda was warm and thoughtful in the way that makes a room feel safe just by her being in it, and these blooms, crowded together, layered in every shade of rose and crimson she loved, are my way of keeping a little of that warmth close. This piece anchors the collection it inspired.
Blue Wave Minis
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Medium: Acrylic with glitter on canvas, palette knife
Dimensions: 3×3 + Easel
Year: 2026 | Sold individually
Tiny canvases, big movement. Each one built with acrylic and a touch of glitter, worked with a palette knife until the color curled and crested like a wave caught mid-motion. Blues and teals in every shade, shimmering just enough to catch the light. Small enough for a shelf, a desk, or a gift but they carry the same energy as anything twice their size.
No two are exactly alike — each mini is one-of-a-kind
Sunset Larceny
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, multiple layers
Dimensions: 24 x 36 in
Year: 2026
A sunset caught mid-heist. Coral, teal, and deep raspberry laid down in loose horizontal sweeps, layer stacked on layer until the surface has real depth to it. Up close, the underpainting shows through in streaks and drips, like the color is still moving. The kind of piece that looks a little different every time the light in the room shifts.
POP! BOOM!
Medium: Watercolor and acrylic on paper
Dimensions: 8×8, framed
Year: 2026
A single watery bloom of pink, coral, and gold sits against a bold acrylic green, its edges blurring and spreading exactly where the water wanted to take it. Underneath, deeper color pools into shadowy blues and greens, like the last sparks after the initial burst. It's a small piece with a big personality — loud in title, and just as loud in how the color moves.
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