More than a Stone

06/11/2026

Pirate Puppies Grooming Salon

06/11/2026

06/11/2026

Sweet little Pete,
with those dreamy blue eyes and that gentle little walk… you’re the kind of joy that makes any day feel softer.” 🐈

06/05/2026

Sometimes the purest love arrives on tiny paws.🐾
This stone was painted to honor Hailey, a loyal friend whose light continues to walk beside the hearts she touched.💖
Thank you for allowing me to paint a small piece of her story.💝
True love never leaves us — it simply changes shape and stays close🐶

06/03/2026

I find it !!🥳

05/10/2026

Celebrate 🎊!!!🥂🫶

05/06/2026

By request from my followers… here’s my tiny step‑by‑step.
Nothing fancy-just me , my brushes and this little finger family doing its best:
•I drew a little foot freehand.
•Then I outlined each little toe one by one.
•I started by filling in the cap with a soft, watered‑down green.
•We added color to the big toe and filled in the glasses with white.
•Then we drew diagonal sky‑blue lines on the glasses.
•We outlined and filled in Mom’s hair and lips.
•We filled in the rest of the family and went over the outlines again.
•Finally, we added skin tone to the base of the toes, brought color into the background, and sealed everything.
And then…
ta‑daaa!”

05/04/2026

I don’t need a long road to feel grateful.🥰Sometimes, one tiny little foot🦶
is enough to remind me how beautiful life truly is.

05/02/2026

This piece was created slowly and with gratitude.
Here is how I made it, step by step:

1. I started by choosing a stone that felt right in my hands.
I looked for a smooth surface and a natural shape that inspired the scene I wanted to paint.
2. I cleaned the stone gently.
I removed any dust and let it dry completely so the paint would adhere well.
3. I drew the image freehand.
I sketched the figures directly onto the stone, letting the lines flow naturally without using transfers or printed guides.
4. I began painting with acrylics.
I worked in thin layers, starting with the basic colors and slowly building the details.
5. I added depth and small touches.
Little by little, I painted the clothing, shadows, highlights, and the background, taking my time with each brushstroke.
6. I refined the final details.
I softened edges, adjusted colors, and made sure the expressions and posture of the figures felt warm and connected.
7. I sealed the artwork.
Once everything was dry, I applied a protective sealer (liquitex )to preserve the colors and give the stone a lasting finish.
8. I finished with gratitude.
Every stone teaches me something new, and this one reminded me of the beauty in simple, heartfelt moments.

05/01/2026

Every stone holds a little piece of history…
and this one carries yours,
my daughter.”
Today I give you this hand‑painted stone with all my love.
On the front, the image of what you have planted: 🌷a family united,strong,
and full of light.
On the back, the words that rise from my heart.
Because the love you have sown
has blossomed in every gesture,
in every laugh of your children,
in every step you take as a mother.
Your family is the most beautiful reflection of your heart, my dear daughter,and we give thanks
for all the reasons you give us
to feel joy.A simple detail, yet filled with meaning.
A keepsake so you may always carry with you how deeply you are loved.

More Than a Stone
Art born from the soul.