A woman with long blonde hair smiling at the camera while painting a landscape on a canvas.

About the Artist

For over 25 years, I’ve worked as a technologist—exploring innovation, building solutions, and navigating the rapid evolution of the digital world. Yet beneath the circuitry and code, I’ve always been an artist at heart. My creativity has never been confined to a screen; it lives in texture, color, and the tactile act of creating something real.

In this new age of AI, where machines can mimic creativity, I find renewed purpose in the beauty of the handmade. Technology can generate images, but it cannot replicate the spirit, imperfection, and emotion of human creation. My work celebrates that contrast—the meeting of precision and intuition, logic and art—where the digital and the physical worlds intertwine, but the human hand still leaves its irreplaceable mark.

Thank you for taking the time to explore my artwork and share in this creative journey. Every view, every reflection, and every connection adds meaning to what I create. Art is not just something we make—it’s something we experience together.

-Kelly

“Every creation takes time, heart, and focus. I pour hours into preparing and creating my pieces so that what you receive isn’t just art — it’s a reflection of dedication and genuine craftsmanship.”

A woman holding a heart-shaped wooden dish with a purple heart-shaped jelly inside, smiling in the background.
A wooden shelf on a white wall holding a gas mask, a spray paint can, and several bottles of paint or spray.
Woman smiling and holding a round piece of art depicting a blue and white ocean scene. She is wearing a beige apron and standing in a room with a painting of a seascape in the background.
Person wearing black gloves pouring gold glitter into a cup containing blue liquid, with glow sticks on a table.
A smiling woman with blonde hair wearing a gray sweater and beige apron, holding a large gingerbread man-shaped ceramic plate with a ribbon tied around its neck, standing in a room with an ocean painting in the background.
Two landscape paintings of the coast, one with a lighthouse and waves, the other with rocky cliffs and a sunset sky.

Commissions & Custom Creations

I love bringing personal visions to life through custom pieces. Whether you’re looking for a specific color palette, size, or theme, commissioned artwork allows us to collaborate and create something that reflects you.
Each commission begins with a conversation — your ideas, inspirations, and the feeling you want the piece to evoke. From there, I handcraft your artwork with the same care, attention, and creativity that goes into every piece I make.
Because my work is handcrafted, no two creations are ever identical, but each one carries its own story — designed just for you.
If you’d like to commission a piece, please reach out through the Contact page to begin the process. I’d be honored to create something uniquely yours.

Product Information

The epoxy resin used is food safe once cured, in accordance with FDA 21CFR175.300. It is also BPA free.
In order to ensure your products remain safe, please follow these guidelines for using and caring for your pieces. Fine art pieces, such as acyclic paintings, are not applicable to these statements. 
  • Do not use in the dishwasher, microwave, or oven as it will damage the resin and cause it to become unsafe for use with food. 
  • Please do not use abrasive cleaning products. Use mild dish soap if you need to clean your product.
  • The maximum temperature that the product can be exposed to is 120°F/50°C. Any temperature higher than 120°F/50°C, such as those from a dish straight out of the oven, may lead to some irreparable damage on your resined surface.
  • Shoreline Creations of RI is not responsible for any issues caused by use of our products.