One Less Point - OLP

Ok but which ornament is speaking to you 👁️👄👁️

Some ornaments in the making for my upcoming market 🫣
Little scared for the next step of burning them… very new to it but very excited

Cooking up some coasters 😎

I took a little time away from my shop to be with family, rest my brain, and recharge my creativity. (And graduate from HCC)… During the trip, I worked on a special piece—a lil digital keepsake of my nephew and his grandma, my momma.

One Less Point is officially back open, and I’ll be posting new creations throughout the week—some playful, some sentimental, all made with love (and maybe a little chaos). I’m so excited to share some new items with you all!

Thanks for being here. Let’s make some mayhem.

SHOP CLOSED | May 12–24
I’m heading to Texas for graduation and taking a much-needed mini mind break while I’m at it! The shop will be paused during this time, but I’ll be back and creating again on May 25.

We all know me, realistically I will still be creating in some way even while I’m gone or thrifting some fun projects!

Catch me next at the Haunted Farmers Market on June 1—can’t wait to see you there!
Orrrr possibly sooner than that 🤞🏼

Thanks for your support while I take this moment to celebrate and reset.

Did I redo this illustration 300 times? Maybeeeeee
Did I finalize a new banner? ABSOLUTELY

Cannot wait to unveil it 🫶🏻
Will also be working on a hand sewn banner… wish me luck and skill lol

This was my break today from my finals. After I get done with finals & my up coming graduation, I can’t WAIT to get back to creating 🩵

Why, yes, yes I should be finishing up art for tomorrows market… instead I’m taking my dolly on a ride 🙃😅 ❤️

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Sustainability isn’t something I claim to have mastered—it’s something I try to build into every part of my creative process, one choice at a time.

I reuse what I already have before buying new. I thrift supplies like frames, fabric, and containers, often rescuing items from collections others are parting with. I work through existing inventory, even when materials aren’t the most ideal—because waste isn’t an option I take lightly.

One of the biggest ways I reduce overproduction? I don’t make prints. Every painting, every piece of art is an original. I want each creation to be one-of-a-kind, not just for the sake of uniqueness, but to avoid the mass production and material waste that can come with reprints.

I make small batches (and sometimes just one-offs). No trend-chasing. No bulk. Just slow, thoughtful creating.

Even my 3D prints come from the filament I already own—some thrifted, some secondhand from others clearing out stock. I’m still learning and improving, but my commitment stays the same: to create meaningfully, to waste as little as possible, and to honor both the planet and the pieces I make.

This isn’t a perfect process, but it’s an intentional one.
Thank you for supporting art that values more than just aesthetics.

Lil ghosties getting all baked up with no where to go

Forgot my pen for outlining buttttt I made a watercolor bookmark 🍓

Filling up our 25¢ Mystery Chaos Charms for in the morning!! Come by and see us there for some chaotic fun 🩵

🩵🩵 words I needed so maybe you can use them too 🩵🩵