Hi, I’m Katrin.

Every memory is different — here’s how some turned into art.

Slowly Made Locals

More than a shop — this place was a creative hub, full of handmade magic, friendships, and that unforgettable scent of Etcbody. I drew it for Bec from becenglish ceramics to capture the heart behind the storefront. The doors may have closed, but the memories live on.
That Time That She Said Yes

Sophia sent through a picture of a balcony, a cat, and a love story — and I got to turn it into something that made everyone cry (the good kind). No perfect photos needed, just real memories and the magic of a moment that changed everything.
One Year, One View

Their balcony was more than just a view—it was morning coffees, sunsets, and a whole year of firsts. Hannah surprised Ethan with this custom piece (yes, I added their favourite mugs). Some places just hold it all.
Moroccan Reflections

This piece captures more than just the Moroccan dunes—it reflects a journey of inner growth, meaningful friendships, and transformative moments. The desert's stillness holds space for both self-reflection and connection, making every sunset a reminder of renewal.

You pick the spot, I’ll bring the feels.
Where were you when that unforgettable moment happened?
Was it…

Not sure what place to choose? These themes might jog a memory.

That time you finally switched off…
Think of the place where you had the best sleep, the biggest laugh, or the tastiest meal. Beach shack, mountain hut, tiny Airbnb — wherever the good vibes hit hardest.
That time it all started… or levelled up.
The spot you first met. Where you popped the question. Where you slow-danced under fairy lights or had your first fight and made up an hour later. Let’s draw the love story — without the mush.
That time that you felt safe, silly, or totally yourself.
Your childhood kitchen. Grandpa’s veggie patch. The messy living room where you raised your first pet or first kid. Even the place you’re in now — if it feels like home, it belongs on your wall.
The place where everyone came together.
The backyard where you hosted your big 3-0. The restaurant with that long table full of cake and chaos. The hall you hired for your wedding or the park where your family surprised you with balloons and picnic rugs. If the spot held the celebration, I’ll help you hold onto it.
That familiar place that somehow feels like home.
Your go-to café on the corner. The walking trail that clears your head. The bus stop bench where you daydream. The kitchen table where all the good chats happen. These everyday spots are the quiet keepers of your story — let’s draw them before they’re gone.