A framed watercolor art print depicting a woman in a white dress with long brown hair, leaning against a light gray wall on a wooden table next to a white pitcher vase with green branches.

Create art that means something.

Watercolor experiences for women who want to create something beautiful for their home, their faith, and their lives.

Based in Salt Lake County, Utah

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A hand using a paintbrush to mix colors in a 24-color watercolor paint palette, with painted paper sheets on a rustic wooden table.

YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE AN ARTIST.

You just need a little time, a paintbrush, and something worth painting.

Maybe you've always wanted to paint. Maybe you've tried before, but now your paints are collecting dust because of all of the other demands in daily life.

I'm here to show you that you can create something beautiful with just a little guidance, the right techniques, and a reason to create.

"I learned so much from Aubree’s workshop! I am by no means an artist, but I wanted to expand some of my skills and hobbies. Aubree taught me several new concepts that were simple but made a big difference in my confidence in using watercolor! She is a great teacher and very patient. I received great quality paint, brushes, and paper to continue working on this new hobby. It has been so fun and relaxing to explore on my own at home and use techniques I learned!"

Marissa F.

"When Aubree taught her painting basics to me I learned a couple of important aspects. I learned that I could do it! That was critical to my success. I really liked how she would explained the concepts and then gave me simple things that turned out to not only look good but reinforce that water colors can be fun and everyday pictures can inspire me."

Chris R.

A smiling woman with long brown hair and glasses, wearing a white t-shirt and light blue denim overalls, posing against a plain off-white background.

Hi there! I'm so grateful you're here!

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been a creative person. I grew up performing—I even chose my first career to be teaching music—and while I always loved visual art, it wasn’t until adulthood that I discovered just how meaningful painting could be.

As I began exploring watercolor, I realized that art could be so much more than something beautiful to look at. It could connect us to our faith, help us slow down and be present, preserve the memories and places we love, and create a greater sense of peace in our everyday lives.

During some of the hardest seasons of my life, creating art became a way for me to process, breathe, and find moments of calm. During COVID, I had more time to explore that creative outlet, first making handmade cards and gifts for the people I loved, and eventually creating artwork for my own home.

That experience changed the way I see art.

Now, my goal is to help other women experience that same connection—to create art that is meaningful to them and to bring more creativity, beauty, faith, and intention into their homes.

Sometimes that looks like finding the perfect painting for your wall. Sometimes it means gathering around a table with friends to paint together. And sometimes it means learning how to create a piece of art yourself—one that tells your story and becomes something you’ll treasure for years to come.

I find so much joy in creating art, teaching art, and helping other people discover what art can mean in their own lives.

I’m so glad you’re here, and I can’t wait to create something meaningful with you. ♡