10/09/2026
It’s been awhile but I still have a few pieces for sale in my Minted shop.The Calm Sea, Bench by the Sea, and The Sea Awaits, all nature inspired and taken during my travels throughout New England and Prince Edward Island. They are available in many sizes with nice framing options as well. You can check them out at minted.com/store/graystardesign ✨
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✨The Calm Sea✨
The vast and open sea is always inspiring. The depths of the deepest blues and the textures of the waves against the sweetest sky is something to be in awe of. How can you resist the view that never ends. It’s like a heavenly abyss of calm. I always found that water soothes me and just by looking at it, the effects are amazing. This photograph will always remind me of how powerful the sea can be.
✨Bench by the Sea✨
The textures of this little shack on a dock caught my eye, as well as the perfectly placed bench beside it. Such a peaceful place to breathe in the ocean air. My travels to Connecticut and the New England area are always inspiring. I leave with tons of photos that I fall in love with each time I look at them. The simplistic beauty of this particular shot draws me in with every blink.
✨Bench by the Sea✨
The textures of this little shack on a dock caught my eye, as well as the perfectly placed bench beside it. Such a peaceful place to breathe in the ocean air. My travels to Connecticut and the New England area are always inspiring. I leave with tons of photos that I fall in love with each time I look at them. The simplistic beauty of this particular shot draws me in with every blink.
✨The Sea Awaits✨
Standing at the tip of Prince Edward Island was an amazing and peaceful experience, to say the least. Looking out into the vast ocean, with my husband’s hand in mine, knowing that life, like the sea, is waiting for us. Capturing this beautiful view as the cool, crisp breeze kissed my neck, was something I will never forget.
✨The Sea Awaits✨
Standing at the tip of Prince Edward Island was an amazing and peaceful experience, to say the least. Looking out into the vast ocean, with my husband’s hand in mine, knowing that life, lik