Founder, Peachy Parcels Co.

I’m an artist, designer, and creative rebuilding her relationship with art after years of convincing herself she was “too late.”

For a long time, I thought creativity had to look impressive to count. Productive. Professional. Perfect.

Then I learned Claude Monet painted water lilies during World War I — while the world was heavy and uncertain and hurting.

That story cracked something open in me.

It reminded me that art isn’t frivolous. Beauty isn’t shallow. Creating things that make people feel alive, connected, comforted, hopeful, or seen is part of being human.

So Peachy Parcels became my way back.

Every month I create a physical letter from wherever I honestly am in that journey. Sometimes that looks like watercolor and pressed flowers. Sometimes it looks like questions I’m still figuring out. Sometimes it looks like learning how to trust myself again through creativity.

Inside every parcel is a piece of that month — art, writing, playlists, stickers, prompts, and small creative invitations designed to help you reconnect with your own creative self too.

Not perfectly.
Not professionally.
Just honestly.

I don’t think we need more content.
I think we need more humanity.
This is my small way of making that.