Meet the Artist: The Heart Behind The Brand
A Little about Me
Hi, I’m Kelly, and I’m an artist and surface pattern designer. I find inspiration in everyday stories, tiny details, and nature. Art had been a tool I used to unwind, but it’s grown into a full creative practice. I enjoy blending illustration, pattern, and miniatures.
I love creating work that bring joy. Whether it’s through silly drawings, whimsical details, or miniatures that come to life. Along the way, I’ve taught myself everything from Adobe Illustrator to video editing. I’ve built my own website, and started sharing my creative journey online.
My goal is simple: to create art that sparks joy, connection, and curiosity, while offering others a glimpse into the little worlds that capture my interest.
Core Values
I believe in being open minded, and meeting people with kindness. I also enjoy helping other, offering encouragement, and advice when requested. A few values I hold dear in this life are:
Creativity
Creativity guides everything I do. It opens new paths, solves problems, and brings fresh ideas to life.
Authenticity
Staying true to yourself and the voice only you have.
Growth
Learning and evolving through curiosity. Listening deeply and following the guidance of those who came before.
Connection
Art connects me to people, stories, and new ways of seeing the world.
A Gift for Your Screen
We spend a lot of time on our phones, make yours a happier place.
Things You May Enjoy
Meet the crows and their clever world. These prints celebrate texture, movement, and a wink of mischief—ideal for studios, reading corners, and cozy hallways. Unframed, frame-ready.
Spoonflower Shop
New designs and colorways available now in my spoonflower shop.
Let’s Collaborate
I have a growing library of licensing-ready artwork, thoughtfully crafted and available to bring a gentle, heartfelt touch to your next project. I’m also available for custom work if you’re looking for something uniquely tailored to your vision.
Finding Joy in the Everyday: Recent Blog Posts
The Worktable · Volume 6: Keep it Simple, One Motif
This week the worktable is about returning to something simple and seeing how far it can go. Instead of working with multiple elements, choose just one motif
The Worktable · Volume 5: Create Pattern From Texture
This week at the worktable is about shifting how you see rather than what you make. Instead of focusing on the object itself, take a moment to notice the surfac
The Worktable · Volume 4: What Is Already Growing
Spring can be a busy season, and it’s easy for creative time to slip to the side. Coming back to the worktable can feel impossible. Join me with todays prompt
The Worktable · Volume 3: Observe Nature on a Walk
This week at the worktable, we’re turning our attention outward and working from observation.
The Worktable · Volume 2: Trying Something New
This week at The Worktable we’re experimenting with a new medium and seeing what happens. Just like last week, we are keeping things simple and low pressure.
The Worktable · Volume 1: Where We Begin | First Marks
This week at the worktable, we are starting with the simplest thing: marks. It is interesting how many courses I have taken over the years begin in exactly the
Meet me On Socials
“Washoe taught me that we are not the only species with emotions, culture, and a desire to connect”
-Roger Fouts
