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Art for a life deeply felt.

Bold, expressive paintings created from the beauty, mess, and emotion of being alive.

Why I Paint

I believe beauty isn't something we have to chase—it asks us to slow down long enough to notice it. Through paintings, stories, and Paper & Paint, I hope to help you do just that.

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Ways to Collect

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One of a kind works created to bring beauty and meaning into your everyday. 

One-of-a-kind paintings for the spaces where your life actually happens.

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Museum-quality prints of my original paintings

An accessible way to live with art you connect with.

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A monthly letter from my studio filled with art, words and small reminders to notice. 

Art, honest words and a reason to slow down—delivered to your mailbox every month.

Hi, I'm Emily

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Artist. Mother. Horse lover. Collector of beautiful moments.

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I don't paint flowers.

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I paint the feeling of stopping long enough to notice them.

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My work is rooted in the belief that the smallest moments often become the ones that stay with us. Through color, movement, and intuition, I hope each painting becomes a gentle reminder to slow down, pay attention, and find beauty in the ordinary.

Letters From the Studio

Stories, reflections, and inspiration delivered to your inbox. 

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Wild Wonder

A featured collection in various galleries throughout Virginia. Wild Wonder is an exploration of emotion through the symbolism and presence of animals, color, and florals. 

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Paper & Paint

A monthly letter from my studio to your mailbox.

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Every month, I gather the things that have inspired me—paintings, handwritten reflections, favorite books, playlists, and little treasures collected along the way—and package them into one thoughtfully curated envelope.

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It's my way of sharing the practice that has shaped both my life and my art: slowing down, paying attention, and finding wonder in the ordinary.

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Not because the world needs more mail.

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Because I think it needs more moments worth slowing down for.

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