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AVAILABLE FROM THE ARCHIVES › Indigo

Indigo

Sale Price: $150.00 Original Price: $225.00

9”x12” original watercolor on paper

9”x12” original watercolor on paper

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INTRODUCING: the dumb dumb I’m obsessed with who decided to (literally) save my life this weekend when I had a stroke, and then spent like three nights sleeping in my tiny ass hospital bed with me. What an odd choice.

I think I finally unders

Feeling a little terrified because I am finally starting to believe that everything is working out for my highest good. I've never been happier than j have this week. I'm still scared af that the “other shoe” could drop though (no pun int

Gonna go write some happier poems (I hope).

I had a stroke last night. I am doing okay, but terrified the absolute loveliest people I’ve ever known.

I can ship all of the things to countries outside the US now xx

I think I have been in SSRI withdrawal for 5.5 months and it felt too awful for words. I have been so tired for that long that walking to the bathroom felt like an ordeal or brushing my hair.

I couldn't follow the most basic of conversations or dum

85% of my heart

New AMETHYST paintings 👁️

Started my book off with this poem. Mary Oliver forever and ever. The rest I wrote. Can’t explain why I felt the need to start with someone else’s words, but I did. Finishing a few edits on the final draft today. She’s getting much

I think I've figured out why I've had crushing chronic fatigue (felt like the flu) since JANUARY and I am soooooo happy right now!

More from the currently available works from the archives. First one and landscaped moons are my personal favorites

More archived work available at the 🔗

Unsure about this one

Coming June 1st! Preorders available at the link

Started and abandoned series ☁️ might come back to it someday. Part of the sale of archived work on the site right now

Adding my art to my housemate’s already very art-covered walls