It's time to leave the highs, lows, and confusing detours from 2021 in the past. I've decided to try a new approach for the new year because I believe focusing on the good we accomplished last year makes perfect fuel for a fresh start to a new year.

It’s November, which means it's time to reflect on the past year while making goals for the next. 2021 has had its challenges! However, even amidst the chaos, I experienced so much growth this year – growth within myself, my family, my relationships, and my business.

I’m excited to transform my home corner by corner for the holidays and I always love an excuse to shop and support small businesses. Here is my holiday home decorating guide to making a few simple swaps that I am making to prep my home for the upcoming season.

There are many wise, old sayings and proverbs that center around the idea of “it all starts at home”.While self-care has made a comeback in recent years, we can all use a reminder of how when we start at ‘home’ we have an even greater impact on our world. 

I've always thought it would be fun to create my own candle scent, so this collaboration with Nashville Soap Company is a dream come true. We set out to create scent combinations that smelled like safety, happiness, hope, and love feel.

As we make our way through summer 2021, I have been feeling the weight of the changes I promised myself I'd make once the world opened back up while also trying to navigate and adjust to getting back to normal — whatever that even means in 2021.

My son, Geo, is obsessed with farm animals—especially cows. After drawing a LOT of cows on demand for him, I decided to sketch some more farm animal friends for the cow to play with....and voilà, the Farm Animal Collection was born! 

Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about helping hands. I’ve mainly been thinking about the gratitude I feel for the team of helpful hands that surround myself and Scott, and also the community that forms after entering into motherhood—whatever that looks like. 

Our family has been on an unexpected healing journey with our sweet Baby Ivy after discovering that she had a somewhat rare condition that required surgery to repair. She has been such a trooper over the past month, and has definitely earned her place in the Brave Girls Club. 

Many have asked me how to turn your passion into a career. I don’t have all the answers, but learning to admit that has led to some of the smartest business decisions I’ve ever made! In honor of Women’s History Month, I felt it fitting to share my story into entrepreneurship.

Introducing the newest addition to the Cash Color family, the Black & White Letter Collection is here! I have been sketching and dreaming of these letters for years and have been waiting for just the right time to finish them up and share them with you.

Last year we were faced with so many challenging unknowns, but we also witnessed many hopeful, empowering moments. In the midst of chaos we can still find ways to celebrate peace and love. Here’s to more kindness, health and togetherness in 2021!

We’re only three weeks away from Christmas! With COVID hovering over the holidays, shopping for my family and friends feels a little different this year. I’ve gathered a list of small businesses that I love that will help you find any last-minute gifts for anyone on your list this year.

New arrivals for the holidays! First, meet Ivy Honor Shirock, the newest member of our Cash Color family and then check out the new Holiday 2020 Hand Signs Collection prints in four limited edition color options available only for a limited time only.

Creating the Hand Sign Collection felt different than my other pieces because these prints represent the joy and sentiments I want to send out into the world. This year has stirred up so much change in the world and this is how I am paying forward the love you all show to me.

With five weeks to go, I should probably be freaking out more than I am? Things are starting to feel pretty real around our house as we scramble to finish Geo’s “big boy” room and a new nursery for our baby girl. Ready or not, family of four, here we come!

A few months ago, I received a message from a woman named Candice Gibbon. She wanted to know if I would mind if she used my letter art as inspiration for a lesson she wanted to teach to her visual arts class—in South Africa. Keep reading to see the student's letters!

The past month has opened my eyes to so much. So much pain in our history, so much hatred that still exists, and so much deep-rooted inequity in this country. But the kindness I have witnessed pouring from so many proves that beauty can be found in change.

Hands come in all different colors and sizes. Some are warm and soft, and some are hard and calloused—but they all can tell a story. Whether flashing a peace sign, raising a fist of resistance, or using sign language to send love, hands convey powerful messages.

On my blog this month I get to introduce you to one of my biggest supporters—a best friend, sis-in-law, home staging queen, and new momma, Sarah Reed. Find out how her request for a "big simple art piece" resulted in the very first Peace Sign Print.