Bold, Bright Hope for the Healing Mind and Heart.

Meaningful animal art and classes to inspire hope, healing, and creativity.

Art Therapy Approach

Welcome! I’m Lauren Elizabeth, a Certified Art Therapy Practitioner, mother, and Independent Pet and Wildlife Artist. Through a colorful, art therapy-inspired process I seek to uplift the weary heart, offer encouragement and hope in seasons of struggle, and inspire viewers to believe that lasting transformation is possible from the inside out. Click to join my Newsletter and get a free tutorial.

Meaningful Hope for the Hurting, Healing, and Heartbroken.

Through glowing, expressive eyes, vibrant colors, textured fur, flowers, and other natural elements, I seek to inspire others to fill their imaginations with beauty, wonder, and hope. My work is an invitation to step outside, get creative, and explore nature as a pathway towards rest.

I offer collectors and fellow creatives who are navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, or addiction - meaningful, hope filled animal art and art therapy-based tutorials.

Creativity for Healing and Personal Growth.

I believe creativity can be a powerful tool for restoration, transformation, and bringing us back to ourselves. That’s why I seek to inspire creatives to be brave, create something from the heart, and to use art through the healing process.

I hope my work and story can encourage artists of all levels to spend less time on screens and more time engaging with nature, art, and the Lord. Learn how I transformed from an addict to an artist down below.

  • "I appreciate how Lauren encourages art not as an escape, but as a way of releasing and reflecting. I believe deeply in transformation through art and her paintings carry such honesty and hope. "

    — Anonymous

  • "Lauren's tutorials are fantastic. A great way to relax and learn to paint. Her tutorials are so informative and I love the paintings I create as a result."

    — Susan

  • "I love Lauren's artwork, I just look at it and it makes me happy! Now I wish I would have gotten a bigger print."

    — Katie