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Storm x Huskee: Pastels | Part Three 12 x 9in Watercolor and Ink Series | 2026 ⛈️

Sometimes the quietest moments speak the loudest 🖤

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Storm x Huskee: Pastels | Part Two 12 x 9in Watercolor and Ink Series | 2025/2026 ⛈️

This piece was physically demanding in ways I hadn’t anticipated. Anxiety and long nights of poor sleep made it hard to keep my hand steady for the fine line details it required. What I thought would take a week or two stretched into nearly a month, and some days I genuinely wondered if I’d ever finish.

Throughout the process, I wanted to give up more times than I can count. I kept feeling the urge to do what I used to do in art school: rip the piece up after hours of work simply because it was not turning out the way I wanted. Now I know that is not the way. It is important to let the process play out and to keep going even when you are convinced you are failing, even when you think you suck.

As I continued working, new creatures began to emerge that I never planned or expected to see. A unicorn, a mythical wolf or lion-like figure, and creatures that felt both aquatic and otherworldly revealed themselves slowly through patience rather than control.

By the end, I fell in love with this piece. It began to feel like a mirror of my experience as a mother, sometimes messy, deeply process-oriented, colorful, and ultimately the most beautiful thing I have ever experienced.

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Autumn 2021 / Huskee Art

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Storm x Huskee: Pastels | Part One 12 x 9in and 7 x 9in Watercolor and Ink Series | 2025 ⛈️ A couple of weeks back, I began an unexpected art project with someone close to me. We sat at the kitchen table one Sunday afternoon and started a series of watercolor paintings. While I gravitated toward bright, bold colors, my collaborator washed the page with pastels such as pinks, baby blues, soft greens, and sorbet oranges. I was immediately drawn to the palette as they moved from piece to piece with intuitive ease. And so the first of the Storm x Huskee series was born, watercolors created by the coolest litte person I know, in tandem with my inks layered on top. These pieces grew from a deep well of love and inspiration. Just a glimpse of it, splashed across a page, taking its own creative form. I am grateful for the visual language this collaboration opened for me, a palette I had never explored before. With love, Huskee

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🦇🎃 Happy Halloween 🎃🦇

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Behind the Scenes: SOFA Mural in Art Alley, Downtown Santa Rosa🎨

A glimpse behind the scenes of my piece for the Art Alley mural in downtown Santa Rosa, a project that reignited my creativity and rekindled my love for collaboration and public art.

Huskee Art | Santa Rosa Street Art

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The Color Series, 2024

I made this series last year: watercolor and ink pieces exploring how mood and memory can take shape through color, tone, and figures emerging from fluid line.

I never got around to posting them on here, but I’ve been thinking lately about how art doesn’t really expire. It lingers quietly, holding a moment until we’re ready to meet it again.

❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

All prints from this series are available exclusively at HuskeeArt.com

Huskee Art / The Color Series

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☕ Glossy black ceramic 🌕 Golden crescent + full moon design 💫 Microwave & dishwasher safe

Made for moon lovers, quiet dreamers, and cozy nights in. ✨ Get yours now - exclusively on HuskeeArt.com and Etsy.com