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.
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.