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Dogwood Flowers For Christmas: A Symbol of the Cross
Each Easter, I paint the dogwood’s delicate blooms—symbols of the cross and of the love that conquered it. This year, I felt drawn to bring those blossoms into Christmas, weaving together the wonder of His birth with the purpose of His sacrifice. The dogwood flower is said to symbolize the cross of Christ. When I look at the dogwood, I see the whole story of redemption — from Bethlehem to Calvary. The One who lay in a wooden manger would one day hang upon a wooden cross and o


Inviting Hearts to See His Glory with Every Brushstroke
I wrote this short poem to express the constant back and forth I feel in my mind about creating art. On the outside, they may just seem...


Reflections on Light and Dark
This collection of landscapes paintings is an exploration of light and shadow. I love using pastel colors, but I really wanted step out...
"Shelby has a real talent and skill for her craft. There is a lightness and femininity in her artwork. What I like most is the originality of her pieces. Her collections aren’t something I have seen reproduced over and over across social media and local shops."
Jennie L.
Madison, MS
Purchased Original Art On Paper and Canvas
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