Illustration of a human eye with surrounding green and brown leaves, a painter's brush crossing in front of the eye, symbolizing art or creativity related to nature.

Vision Beyond Sight

Original art by a legally blind artist

A dark, rainy street at night with streetlights, an illuminated sign that says 'OPEN', and a lone silhouette sitting outside a shop in front of illuminated yellow vertical windows, looking at a book.
  • Collection of cartoon stickers featuring people, trees, a surfing scene, mushrooms, and characters with a playful theme.

    Die-Cut Stickers

    Each sticker offered in the shop is hand drawn using an Apple Pencil and Procreate App on the iPad.

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  • A display of 13 circular and heart-shaped canvas magnet paintings depicting various landscapes including mountains, lakes, waterfalls, cityscapes, and sunsets.

    Canvas Magnets

    Each Magnet is hand painted and fully unique. Feel free to contact regarding custom magnets.

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  • Table displaying small landscape photographs and art prints, including mountain scenes, ocean waves, and a person looking at a sunset

    Art Prints

    High quality renderings of various paintings printed on a multitude of products including but not limited to magnets, poster paper, and others.

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  • People viewing and selling artwork at an art gallery exhibition with landscape paintings and colorful framed art on the walls.

    Original Artwork

    Hand-painted original artwork by a legally blind artist. Each purchased painting is signed and shipped by the artist personally.

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Commission Spotlight

A round painting of a man and woman standing near a fence in a mountain landscape, with trees and mountains in the background, and a guitar and a violin leaning against the fence.

This commissioned painting is inspired by Jennifer Carr’s novel Wrapped Up in You. It captures two strangers who fall for each other through music, drift apart, then reconnect through the same passion. I painted the characters as silhouettes to keep their connection mysterious while highlighting their instruments – his guitar and her violin. The fence between them hints at both the separation they overcame and their unspoken bond.

The circular canvas echoes a vinyl record and fits the story’s Appalachian setting. Soft blues and greens suggest a spring morning while acrylic markers add detail to the instruments and outlines. Working on a round canvas was a fun challenge and the final result reflects how love and music intertwine.