Elizabeth's Blog

Whether you’re creating something heartfelt for a birthday, a thank you note, or just a little hello, watercolor cards are a beautiful (and surprisingly easy!) way to share a bit of yourself.

This watercolor painting of Neverland began with a well-loved copy of Peter Pan’s tale, a journal to note all the places I visited within the story, and maybe a sprinkle of fairy dust. ✨

See how I transformed the classic Anne of Green Gables into a watercolor painting. A perfect addition to any home, office, classroom, or nursery. Read more about Anne Shirley and her vivid imagination! 

Follow along as I create a hide-a-bed for napping, reading or hiding. Overall this project was fun and easy and very affordable.

Looking for Winnie the Pooh art? Read how I created this heirloom watercolor painting for Pooh's Hundred Acre Wood which is perfect for a nursery, office or bedroom. Read more.

Creating your own watercolor greeting cards is such a relaxing, rewarding way to slow down and express yourself. Plus, your recipient will treasure the time and care you put into making something just for them.

A behind-the-scenes peek at how my Little Women story map came to life. Read how this beloved tale of sisterhood, creativity, and coming of age is reimagined in watercolor.

Watercolor delights from the heart! Click and read to get access to a bunch of FREE art downloads from me to you.

A behind-the-scenes look at my creative process—where Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice meets watercolor. 

I’m sharing a behind-the-scenes look at my creative process—where watercolor meets classic books. Every piece begins with a deep love for the stories that shape us.

Tea Towel Frame Tutorial: Learn how to frame your favorite tea towel to give as a gift or hang in your home.