Studio Santé Design

01/10/2025

Sail away with me little one ⛵️

18/09/2025

A week of little boats during naptime ⛵️

13/09/2025

13/09/2025

Capture the warmth and charm of the autumn season with the Cosy Autumn Vibes Collection.

This delightful set of 39 hand-drawn illustrations features all the cozy elements that define fall, including pumpkins, pumpkin spice lattes, autumn leaves, apple pies, and more.

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13/09/2025

When the baby sleeps, I paint.

Lately I’ve not been sure the next move to make for my business. I’ve not really been proactively taking on work, as I’ve been more than busy looking after my darling little boy.

But a creative, must create.

So I’ve been spending naptimes with my watercolours. Nothing much planned, just colour and creativity.

26/08/2025

Dreaming in delft tiles.

Website coming soon ✨

25/07/2025

Just casually adding tile design to my portfolio 🥹

I cannot get over how cute these are.

06/07/2025

I’ve started putting together a pattern library using my illustrations and watercolours.

Honestly, I don’t really know what I’m doing yet—but I’m learning as I go. I’m letting myself be challenged, make mistakes, and keep trying until it starts to feel more like me.

Here’s something I’ve been working on lately.

04/07/2025

Nap time patterning this afternoon looked a little blue 🤍

25/06/2025

Some recent watercolour painting.

Life is too chaotic at the moment to do any solid work… being a SAHM with zero childcare and no time off is not for the weak.

But I do what I can in the small moments I can find.

31/05/2025

Naptime Doodle Diaries Vol.1

20/05/2025

I haven’t been working as much lately. Postpartum depression hit me harder than I expected, and for a while, it felt like I lost my creative spark completely.

The pressure to “bounce back” and be productive, and start new projects didn’t help—especially when just getting through the day was a win.

But slowly, gently, I’ve been finding my way back through the small things. Little projects for select clients. Custom illustrations. Quiet moments with my sketchbook and a cup of tea while Jenson naps.

It’s not the fast-paced, high-output season I once thrived in—but it’s honest, meaningful, and still mine.

Grateful for every client and project that’s allowed me to create at a slower pace, on my own terms.

Creativity doesn’t disappear—it just shifts sometimes. And right now, this is exactly where I need to be.