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Art Beyond the Canvas
There is something deeply meaningful about seeing art move beyond the canvas and into everyday life. What once lived only as paint, color, and texture in my studio has now found its way onto clothing, tote bags, mugs, and other pieces designed to travel with people through their daily journeys. The Hearthflower mandala began as an exploration of mindfulness, warmth, growth, and inner reflection, but transforming it into wearable art gives it a new purpose — becoming part of s
Rhonda Hogarth
14 hours ago1 min read


Pixels, DPI, oh my!
Products are making their way back into the web store! The process of converting and resizing everything has been a bit tedious, but I’m excited about how much cleaner and more consistent the results are turning out. Switching to a stylus and tablet with Rebelle 8 has made a big difference. It allows for far more accurate sizing compared to scanning my traditional paintings and drawings—and along the way, I’ve learned more than I ever expected from the process. What started a
Rhonda Hogarth
May 31 min read


Oopsy! Merch items update
I recently had to pull a few items from my merch store for a bit of behind-the-scenes fixing. They looked perfectly fine as thumbnails, but once printed, some distortion showed up. Chalk that up to being new at this whole merch process—lesson learned. So, I’m going back in and reworking those pieces, this time using Rebelle 8 instead of Paint or Corel Draw. It offers far more control over resolution, along with a deeper set of tools that feel much closer to working with real
Rhonda Hogarth
Apr 271 min read


Gift Cards Added
Gift cards are now available for anyone who wants to share something meaningful, but let their loved one choose what speaks to them most. They can be used on sessions, mugs, water bottles, pet bowls, postcards, and more—each piece created with intention and inspiration. And for a truly unique touch, items like the coloring mugs invite the recipient to become part of the creative process, transforming their gift into something deeply personal.
Rhonda Hogarth
Mar 261 min read
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