Emmy's Blog
When Things Come Back
A reflection on the shift into spring, the return of color, and the quiet resilience of things that come back after the cold.
When Things Come Back
A reflection on the shift into spring, the return of color, and the quiet resilience of things that come back after the cold.
The Parts You Don’t See
There’s more to this than just making the work. Lately, I’ve been noticing the quieter parts that exist alongside it—the decisions, the structure, and the space in between where things...
The Parts You Don’t See
There’s more to this than just making the work. Lately, I’ve been noticing the quieter parts that exist alongside it—the decisions, the structure, and the space in between where things...
Not Everything Needs to Become Content
This year I’ve been showing up more consistently online, even as someone who’s naturally more reserved. In the process, I’ve been learning that not everything in the studio needs to...
Not Everything Needs to Become Content
This year I’ve been showing up more consistently online, even as someone who’s naturally more reserved. In the process, I’ve been learning that not everything in the studio needs to...
The Moment Before Release
I’m surrounded by originals—some unfinished, some ready to be sealed. There’s a moment that comes with that… where I have to say, this is done. Letting go isn’t always easy...
The Moment Before Release
I’m surrounded by originals—some unfinished, some ready to be sealed. There’s a moment that comes with that… where I have to say, this is done. Letting go isn’t always easy...
A Language Without Words
There was a time when I didn’t feel like I had a voice. Now I see it everywhere—in color, in movement, in every mark I’ve made. This is what creating...
A Language Without Words
There was a time when I didn’t feel like I had a voice. Now I see it everywhere—in color, in movement, in every mark I’ve made. This is what creating...
Reworking Old Art Is Not About Fixing It
Reworking old art isn’t about fixing what was—it’s about reconnecting with who you were and allowing that voice to exist alongside who you are now.
Reworking Old Art Is Not About Fixing It
Reworking old art isn’t about fixing what was—it’s about reconnecting with who you were and allowing that voice to exist alongside who you are now.