Looking for a meaningful gift or a peaceful way to decorate this season? In this post, I’m sharing the story behind my cozy goldfish holiday watercolor art collection—created slowly and with heart, just in time for the holidays.

Inspired by the quiet movement of goldfish and the gentle shift into the holiday season, this watercolor pattern collection blends ocean calm with festive charm. In this post, I’m sharing the story behind the designs, how I’m preparing for slow seasonal sewing, and why this collection holds personal meaning for me this year.

Happy 2024! One of my New Year's resolutions is to paint more and find new ways to share my art with you all. What's yours?

I love pandas! I remember seeing them at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington, DC, a while ago. They were so adorable,...

I got excited one day when the security camera captured an owl flying in my backyard in the evening. This inspired me to paint an owl...

I don't own a cat yet, but once in a while, I would always choose painting cats as the subject. This time, I got inspired when the...

I got inspired and wanted to paint a blackbird, but I didn't wish to use black paint as it would be too dark and sad. And so, I finish...

Experimenting with new colors! I can't wait to see how it will turn out.

I am excited whenever I spot duckies which is pretty easy where I live. They look peaceful, but I can never dare to get too close to them...

Galveston #beach has been my most visited place this summer. While the increase in gas price has been challenging, sometimes the quiet...

I created this #duck sketch-free and painted directly using watercolor and brush with a reference photo. I didn't overthink and laugh...