An Artist's Year Review
What a year it’s been! From creating some of our largest murals to date to collaborating on projects that celebrate joy and living fully — including meaningful work with clients like Make-A-Wish — everything we’ve done this year has been grounded in humanity, and I couldn’t be prouder.
Thank you to our clients for trusting us with such special projects, to our customers for welcoming my art into your homes, and to our subscribers whose support truly means the world. I can’t wait to share what’s coming next year — there are some incredibly exciting projects already in the pipeline.
Wishing you a wonderful and restful New Year,
Elizabeth x
Collaborations & Projects
This year, I was fortunate to complete some truly incredible collaborations, working with both emerging businesses and well-established destinations across the U.S. and internationally. I had the opportunity to partner with wonderful clients including Make-A-Wish, Tysons Galleria, Tiny Tuckets, HOM Salon, Miss Mahjong, and many more. I can’t wait to see what the coming year brings.
Art Exploration & More
I took more time to explore my own personal collections, including the release of Escape to the Lake, a summer collection, and a holiday collection that was featured in a month-long pop-up in Georgetown. Looking ahead, I plan to release even more products, art, and collaborations on my website — so stay tuned.
Building Bespoke Branding
I had the privilege of working with so many passion-driven brands that truly align with my values. I loved creating thoughtful strategies and brand identities that support each brand’s mission and help grow their business.
Recognition & Press
So much of our work happens quietly behind studio doors, so having my designs and business recognized by the fashion and art community truly means the world to me. I was thrilled to be invited onto The Art of Coaching podcast to discuss my career, to be featured in NOVA Magazine, to have my work shared with your community, to see my stationery featured by Wed Vibes Media, and to discuss my art with CanvasRebel.
The Year of Travel & Escape
While not all of my personal plans worked out this year due to some family setbacks, we embraced the opportunity to travel and explore. These experiences were deeply healing — from trips to Puerto Rico, Yellowstone, Jackson Hole, the Grand Tetons, Paris, and Portugal, to quieter escapes closer to home in the Shenandoah and at the lake. I'll be working on more travel guides in the upcoming months!
