I moved a rolling wall a few feet and ended up changing everything in my gallery! As I wait for my spa owner neighbor to help me move a heavy riser, I'm excited to share our new fall inventory with you: hand-painted wooden dolls, get-out-the-vote stickers, sweater-weather mugs, and art-at-home books.
But wait, there's more! In a sudden wave of nostalgia, I turned on some Bassnectar in the car and was transported back to my days surrounded by inspiring artists in upstate New York. The music brought back feelings of love, magic, and endless possibility, and I drank it in like medicine.
Now, I feel different - more inspired, more alive, and more ready to take on whatever comes next. So, stay tuned for more updates on our new inventory and the adventures of a gallery owner on a mission!
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