Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Baby Annalice
These pieces are half private commission/half congratulatory baby gift that I recently finished up for a sweet friend and her sweet baby. :)
Monday, March 4, 2013
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Trustees Garden Club booklet.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
In Progress.

As Erik and I have been moving to our new place (still in downtown Savannah, but with more studio space and enough room to have a table to eat at!), it's proven to be the craziest time ever to have undertaken the switch, but also the best! We're thrilled and itching to paint the walls and set everything up. But for the next few days at least I'm working like mad on the preliminary stages of an exciting project. So grateful we have enough wall space now I can tape out the works in progress!
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Martha Stewart Craft Dept. Valentine Florals!

I've been having more fun with Valentines Day florals. I'm very excited to have recently crafted these blooms for a guest post on the Martha Stewart Craft Dept. blog. (It can be seen here!).
Monday, February 11, 2013
Babiekins #11
I'm super excited and honored to have the mural I recently created featured in the current online issue of Babiekins magazine! Deborah Beau, creator of the incredible Kickcan and Conkers rounded up some fantastic pieces to feature, and also has a very kind post currently on her blog. (And while we are on the subject- her lovely shop full of new and old fantastic children's finds is having a sale through the 12th!)
(ps. I will post some detail shots of the mural soon!)
(ps. I will post some detail shots of the mural soon!)
Friday, February 8, 2013
Fresh flowers are on their way!
There really are few things I get as excited about.I love flowers and greenery and getting to help pick out the wonderful fresh blooms that we will have for sale at the Paris Market next week for Valentines Day is the best. Getting to paint a sign to promote it in our window-even better!
(The incredible paper flowers are by the talented Shelby Massey).
Labels:
floral,
the Paris Market,
Valentines,
Window Display
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