It makes me emotional to say this, but it's time. Cash Color is going to look a little differently going forward. I've decided to shift gears towards where I feel drawn, and it's no longer hand signs and modern letter prints. It's one of a kind, physical, tangible, raw, real, emotive, original art. 

This summer has been full of inspiration! As we are getting closer to moving into our new home and Geo and Ivy get older, I’m finding myself holding tight to these summer memories. I’m savoring the final days in the home we brought both babies into while finding so much inspiration and joy in creating a new home for new memories.

I've witnessed heartbreak and healing in the aftermath of yet another school shooting in Nashville, Tennessee, on March 27th. And, because I've been struggling to find the right words to adequately express all of my emotions about this tragedy, I’ve been painting.

I've dreamt of being invited to join a group of emerging southern artists known as the Well + Wonder Artists Collective. I am excited to announce that I am now one of their artists and have a new exclusive collection of original artworks now available on their website!

Signing a lease on my very own studio space earlier this year felt like taking a huge leap of faith because I had not worked as an artist outside of my house since since I moved to Nashville eight years ago. Now, I'm so glad that I gave myself permission to take up more space.

Paintings I’ve dreamt about creating inside my head for years are finally being put to canvas and becoming a reality. There’s something about saying, "YES" to yourself that’s so freeing. But friends, you and I both know, it doesn’t happen overnight.

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.

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.

It's time for a modern letter makeover! Letters were never supposed to be boring or typical. Introducing the Cash Color take on the monogram. Born out of years of doodles and sketches, I am happy to share with you our bold, funky (and a lot more fun!) Letter Collections!

Meet Nashville artist Caitlin Shirock. Her style draws from both traditional and digital art techniques to create original paintings. Find out why she is on a mission to spark joy through her line of high-quality, affordable art prints for Cash Color!