Meet the storyteller who crafts the beautiful art that celebrates your dog

Hey there, I’m Sarah!

I want to welcome you to a place where a dog is more than just a pet…

– they're family.

Smiling woman and man with two dogs, two rough collies, in a cozy indoor setting with a cream-colored tent or canopy behind them.

My love for animals…

For as long as I can remember, animals have held a special place in my heart. Growing up in a home filled with foster collies really shaped my deep adoration for dogs and the amazing bond they share with us. For me, it's all about earning the love of an animal – that connection and unconditional love they give is truly the most rewarding part.

A young woman with long brown hair sitting on the grass with a rough collie, both smiling at the camera, outdoors near a wooden structure.

My family…

My boys bring so much joy into our lives. There's Meeko, one of my two black cats who operates with one brain cell, and Remy, the most chill, loving cat who's just happy to be here.

We also have our two collies, Westley, a laid-back soul, and Oakley, the snuggliest, most hilarious dog you'll ever meet. Their [numerous] quirks provide endless entertainment and the love we share is a constant source of happiness in our home.

A smiling couple with two rough collie dogs sitting on a bed inside a glass-enclosed sunroom.
Two black cats with yellow eyes against a bright blue background.

Why cherish your pets story in art?

Today, it's easy for photos to only exist on your phone, lost to the depths. We rarely see older photos unless we’re scolling deep into our phones and often we’re scrolling right past it to find whatever it was we were looking for in the first place. Even marking a photo as a favorite doesn’t guarantee that you will see it more often, because as life moves on, and we mark more favorite photos, even those will get pushed further and further back.

Imagine a physical piece of art that brings your best friend to life right there in your home. Picture yourself walking by a gorgeous canvas or flipping through a beautiful album and seeing your dog's happy face every single day. It's a little reminder of all that love and joy they bring into your life, a story you can actually touch and hold.

Think about it – those digital files can get lost in the shuffle. But a piece of artwork? That becomes part of your home, something you see and enjoy every single day. It's a way to really honor the bond you have with your dog and create something you can cherish for years and years to come.

Living room with a brown leather sofa, white pillows, a round wooden coffee table with books and a mug, large window with greenery outside, green wall with six framed photos of dogs and a person with dogs, and tall green plants.

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