The studio
Art inspired by a lifetime of memories.
Our Magical Memories is Renee's collection of greeting cards and artwork inspired by family, laughter, love, nostalgia, and the ordinary moments that stay with us.
Meet Renee
I grew up in Kenmore, Washington, back when Kenmore wasn't even officially a city—it didn't become one until 1998. It was a much smaller community then, and life just seemed a little simpler. We really did leave our doors unlocked, and I can still remember people riding their horses past our house and even seeing horses in the main part of town. Those memories are a big part of the inspiration behind many of my creations. Some come from my own childhood, while others are inspired by raising my three boys, who are now grown men, and by the joy of being a grandmother to five grandchildren. Life has given me so many memories to draw from—the silly moments that still make me laugh, the touching ones that stay in your heart, and all those ordinary little moments that somehow become some of our most treasured memories. That is what I try to capture in my artwork and greeting cards. The images and sentiments I create are inspired by real life, family, laughter, love, nostalgia, and all the emotions that are simply part of being human. I hope you enjoy these creations as much as I enjoy making them, along with the silly, funny, heartfelt, and sometimes sentimental messages inside. Maybe one of them will even bring back a magical memory of your own.
Craft, curation, and how the work is made
The studio's process is part traditional and part modern. Compositions are developed with AI-assisted tools as a drafting partner, then selected, corrected, colour-graded and finished by hand until the piece says what it's supposed to say. Most drafts never leave the studio; the ones that do have been reworked many times over.
We mention this plainly because you deserve to know what you're buying: a curated, hand-finished piece of art made with contemporary tools in a very old tradition. What you're paying for is the eye, the editing and the feeling — the same thing you've always paid an artist for.