Hey, I’m Charlotte.
I’m an artist, designer, wife, mother of three, and chronic collector of beautiful little things.
A creative practice built from feeling.
I live in Anchorage, Alaska with my family, two giant Maine Coon cats, and more houseplants than I probably need. Before Alaska, life took us all over the place(—including years overseas as a military family. Moving so often taught me how to find beauty in unfamiliar places and pay attention to the small details that make somewhere feel like home.
Like a lot of people, I’ve navigated my share of challenges. Mental health, big transitions, grief, change, and learning how my neurodivergent brain moves through the world have all shaped the person I am today.
Through all of it, creativity has been a constant. Art became a way to slow down, process what I was feeling, and make sense of seasons that didn’t always make sense at the time.
These days, inspiration usually finds me in everyday places—a trail in the woods, a conversation at a market, a road trip, a favorite coffee shop, a house full of plants, or a quiet afternoon with my family. Most of my work starts there: with a feeling, a memory, or a small moment that refuses to leave me alone.
The details people feel before they understand.
Everything I make is done with care, curiosity, and heart.
I’m really glad you’re here—and whether you’re looking for art or building something of your own, I’d love to be part of it.
If this world feels aligned with yours, let’s talk!
Whether you’re building a brand, commissioning artwork, or creating something entirely your own—I’d love to hear about it.