Started selling on Etsy

 So I've had an Etsy shop for like 15 years. I've had some sales and mostly digital downloads. My designs for the total solar eclipse did really well. But I've recently lost my job and would love for my Etsy shop to bring in some more income. So I've got a large format printer now and a bunch of paper and canvas for it. I've been working on putting up prints to sell on my Etsy shop and crossing my fingers something comes of it. Here are some of my designs. 

Together Is Our Favorite Place to Be Poster – Couple Wall Art

Celebrate love, connection, and the feeling of home with this warm, modern art print. Featuring playful hand-lettered typography and a cozy illustration style, this piece is designed to bring heart and personality to your space—perfect for bedrooms, hallways, living rooms, or anywhere love lives.

What makes this print extra special?

You may personalize this artwork by submitting a photo of you and your partner. Your image will be thoughtfully stylized into the same illustrated look and placed at the bottom of the design, replacing the sample couple shown. 

True Colors – Contemporary Abstract Vertical Color Painting - Print

Bold yet calming, True Colors is a contemporary abstract art print built on movement, emotion, and color. Vertical brushstrokes cascade across the surface like light through rain—layered, fluid, and expressive—creating a sense of motion while still feeling grounded and serene.

This piece is designed to bring energy and warmth into a space without overwhelming it. The vibrant spectrum of color allows it to complement a wide range of interiors, from clean modern rooms to eclectic, creative spaces. It also carries a subtle message of inclusivity and individuality—each color distinct, yet flowing together as one.

Perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, studios, offices, or gallery walls, this print makes a striking statement on its own or as part of a curated art collection.

Boo Crew! Poster

Meet the Boo Crew — a playful mashup of vintage arcade nostalgia and classic Halloween characters.

This illustrated poster features a collection of spooky, costumed ghost characters inspired by the retro arcade game Pac-Man, all gathered around a familiar maze with a moon-like “power pellet” twist. With bold colors, expressive faces, and a distressed vintage texture, this print feels like something pulled straight from an old-school game cabinet — but with a fun, modern Halloween spin.

Perfect for anyone who loves Halloween décor, retro gaming, or quirky wall art that sparks conversation.

Shawshank Redemption Poster | Vintage Typography Movie Quote Art

A timeless reminder to choose purpose, courage, and momentum — every single day. This inspirational quote poster from the movie Shawshank Redemption, features bold vintage typography with warm, classic tones, designed to feel both nostalgic and modern. Whether displayed in a home office, movie room, living space, or cabin retreat, this print makes a powerful statement without overwhelming the room.

It's Alive! Frankensteins Monster Rock Poster

A high-voltage mashup of classic horror and electric punk rock energy.

This bold illustrated poster reimagines a legendary monster as a guitar-shredding rock icon, surrounded by crackling lightning, neon color bursts, and mad-science chaos. With vibrant greens, hot pinks, electric blues, and gritty textures, this artwork feels like a vintage concert poster collided with a cult-classic horror film.

Designed for statement walls and people who love loud art, this print brings attitude, nostalgia, and a little bit of madness to any space.

Christmas Candle Gift Tag

The perfect tag to add to a Christmas candle gift. This is a digital download. You will receive a .jpg of an 8.5x11 page with 9 tags to cut out and attach to your gift. There is a nice spot at the bottom to add who this is from should you choose to do so.

Bow Wow to the King - Poster

A playful, heart-melting tribute to man’s best friend.

This charming King Charles Cavalier Spaniel dog wall art features a sweet, expressive pup illustrated in soft detail, complete with a bow tie and a royal touch of personality. With a clean white background and warm, friendly colors, this print is designed to feel joyful, modern, and timeless — perfect for dog lovers of all ages.

To make it even more special, the dog tag can be customized with any name, turning this artwork into a one-of-a-kind piece made just for you or a loved one.

Over 20 years of Graphic Design and I still love it!

I’ve been a graphic designer for over 20 years, and somehow, I still wake up excited to create.

Design has never felt like “just a job” to me. It’s been a constant companion—shaping the way I see the world, how I solve problems, and how I tell stories. From early sketches to polished final pieces, I’ve always loved the process just as much as the finished result.

Earlier in my career, I had the opportunity to teach graphic design, which remains one of the most meaningful chapters of my journey. Guiding young designers, watching ideas click, and helping students realize their creative potential was incredibly rewarding. There’s something powerful about inspiring curiosity and confidence in someone who’s just beginning to find their voice. Teaching reminded me why I fell in love with design in the first place.

Professionally, I’ve been fortunate to work on a wide range of projects, including designing for video games through work connected with Sony PlayStation. Being part of that world—where storytelling, interaction, and visual impact collide—was exhilarating. Designing for games challenged me creatively and technically, and it pushed me to think beyond static visuals into immersive experiences. It’s work I’m deeply proud of and still genuinely excited about.

Alongside client and studio work, personal projects have always been essential to me. They’re where I experiment, play, and create without limits. These projects keep my creativity sharp and my passion alive, reminding me that design doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful—it just has to be honest.

Now, after decades of experience, I find myself looking toward the future with the same excitement I had at the beginning. I hope to continue growing, creating, and eventually thriving in my own business—building something that reflects not just my skills, but my values, curiosity, and love for design.

Twenty-plus years in, and I can say this with confidence: I still love what I do. And I can’t wait to see where it takes me next.

Here are some of my favorite pieces...

Nightmare Before Christmas Tray

 Have you ever done one of those diamond art pictures? You know, where you place individual tiny jewels on a sticky mat to create a picture? They are fun to do but they take forever. And then when you are done what are you supposed to do with them? Well, I decided to buy a simple black tray from amazon. I trimmed away the excess sticky paper to fit the tray and then I poured resin over the top. Permanently preserved and now has a use. It turned out great and I'm so glad I did it. 

Nightmare Before Christmas Matching Shirts

 I recently went to the Oogie Boogie Halloween Party at Disneyland and wanted matching shirts to wear for me and my boyfriend. I love Nightmare before Christmas so of course I had to do Jack Skellington. I just got black t-shirts and used a stencil I cut from my silhouette machine. Then I just used bleach. They came out awesome! I would just caution to not use too much bleach or it will eat holes in the shirt. I ended up doing a painted version.

Oogie Boogie shoulder bag

 Have you ever been to the Halloween Oogie Boogie Bash at Disneyland? Well technically it takes place at California Adventure. Anyway, it is a lot of fun! My boyfriend and I dressed up as Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin. We got so many compliments and we had the best time. I have found that a small shoulder bag is a great item to bring when doing a Disneyland trip. You can keep a wallet and keys, hand sanitizer and snacks in there. I found this greenish bag at target and immediately saw potential to transform it into a themed Oogie Boogie bag. So here is the before and after. I had bought boogie boogie dice and didnt want to ruin them by putting in a screw so I made a mold and cast some new ones. It was a simple little project. Just mostly sewed some stitching along the edges. Made the dice keychains and ironed on the boogie boogie patch. 

Wicked Witch Makeup

 This year we settled on doing this witch makeup. I think it turned out pretty good. She's mean and green and has quite the snarl and hairy warts. Her eyes are dead as if she's ready to cast a spell on you. One can only wonder how many children she's ate. 

 Mummy Makeup

We finally got around to doing a makeup this halloween season. We usually start by searching the internet for inspiration. Mainly pins on Pinterest. We came across this one that we loved. We loved the cartoon style and the bright colors. I had some wigs I got and we knew this would be a fun one. We were short on time but it came together pretty quickly.