From Harvest to Holidays, Handmade with Love!
As the days turn crisp and golden, we’re celebrating the beauty of fall while looking ahead to the joy of the holidays. Our watercolor cards, children’s books, and botanical prints are handmade in Colorado with care, designed to carry a touch of whimsy into every season.
Whether you’re sending gratitude this autumn or preparing for festive greetings, you’ll find thoughtful, eco-friendly gifts and stationery to share with the people you love.
For families and young readers, Chandler Strange’s illustrated children’s book, Over in the Meadow, makes a thoughtful gift that will be treasured for years to come.
For those who love timeless décor, our botanical and fine art prints bring the beauty of nature and the elegance of original illustration into the home.
About Chandler
Chandler Strange is an artist, illustrator, and flower grower whose original watercolor paintings and large-scale drawings are held in private collections and various exhibitions throughout the world. Primarily a commissioned artist, she also shares her work more widely through illustrated cards, prints, and stationery—her passion project that makes her art accessible beyond the gallery.
Chandler studied Fine Art and Photography at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn and earned her undergraduate degree at Fordham University, majoring in Art History with a minor in Theology. She also trained in old master drawing techniques at the Grand Central Studio. For over a decade, she worked at the Delorenzo Gallery on Madison Avenue, a leading gallery specializing in Art Deco and masterpieces of 20th-century design.
Her work focuses on flowers, nature, portraits, and animal life, primarily in watercolor and pencil. She is also a published children’s book illustrator and photographer. After more than 20 years in New York City’s art and fashion industries, Chandler relocated to Durango, Colorado, where she now lives with her family. There, she balances her fine art practice, illustrated collections, and the rhythms of farm life—threads that together reflect her belief that art belongs in both the extraordinary and the everyday.
