The Art of Love
It's the season of love, roses, and all things pink. Today I'm sharing with you a few of my favorite things that exude the romantic sentiment of Valentine's Day. ❤️💖💕
I absolutely love this color block sweater by Wooden Ships (no pun intended!). I first discovered their sweaters at a local boutique last fall and have been a fan ever since. I love how they blend text with beautiful, modern color palettes. Bonus: they are family-owned and family-run with a no-waste approach---- all pieces are made-to-order from their eco-friendly factory in Bali. Cool huh? Go snag yourself one of their sweaters and use code annmarie15 for 15% off everything at wooden-ships.com!
I'm also in love with these cute ceramic mugs and earrings by Harper Jensen of Freckled Pottery.
Her earrings are available now for pre-order to arrive by Valentine's Day and her mugs will be available February 7th at 7pm. Don't miss out! (Images above and below by Freckled Pottery)
Lastly, I selected some of my favorite romantic pieces---- cherry blossoms, pink abstracts, roses, and beach babes---- available in a variety of sizes in my Print Shop at 25% off everything today. Links for each piece are listed below. 💕
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Rite of Spring







This is such a thoughtful take on *The Art of Love*—especially how it connects personal stories with originals, commissions, and the little details that make a piece feel lived-in. The prints and cases section also feels like a natural way to keep that emotional connection close. When I need a quick creative reset between projects, I’ve been trying horror games unblocked in the browser; no downloads, just a short scary break that clears my head.
I’ve been trying to piece together the different routes in The Coffin of Andy and Leyley without spoiling everything, and this breakdown is genuinely helpful. The way it separates Burial, Decay, and the secret endings makes it much easier to see what choices actually matter. I especially appreciate the unlock notes, since some of those endings are easy to miss on a first playthrough. If you’re stuck or just want a clean ending checklist, the Andy & Leyley guide is worth bookmarking.
Such a beautiful and heartfelt reflection on how love and emotional connection fuel artistic expression, Ann Marie! The way you translate deep emotion into those rich, sculptural impasto strokes with your palette knives brings so much tactile warmth and joy to the canvas. After spending hours in the studio working with heavy paints and palette knives, my favorite way to rest my wrists and reset my creative focus has been playing PokéBonk in my browser. Dodging monster hordes in a fast-paced 3D rogue-lite is such a fun, zero-friction palate cleanser before heading back to the easel. Thank you for continuing to share both your gorgeous art and the personal heart behind it!
Looking for an interesting browser game to play in your free time? Poke Survivor is worth checking out if you enjoy Pokémon-themed adventures, fast-paced combat, and gradually upgrading your abilities while facing waves of enemies.
For warmth and elegance, the Beth Dutton Sweater Coat is a must-have piece. Equally stylish, the rugged captures Rip’s authentic cowboy look. Together, they define Yellowstone-inspired fashion, all available at the trusted.