Elizabeth Priller Studio

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Nurse + artist creating atmospheric ink & watercolor art for women curating calm spaces that feel like an exhale
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LAUNCH DAY 🤍☀️This collection is about more than art.It’s about support, access, and real impact.We’re partnering with 6...
04/01/2026

LAUNCH DAY 🤍☀️

This collection is about more than art.
It’s about support, access, and real impact.

We’re partnering with 6 mental health organizations—each doing meaningful, life-changing work.

Swipe to meet them, save this for later, and share with someone who cares about mental health too.

When you shop, you choose where your impact goes. Shop the link in comments ☀️



It’s here 💛☀️SOLEIA (so-lay-ah) An art line to live in, shaped by resilience, inclusivity, and real life. Pulled right f...
04/01/2026

It’s here 💛☀️SOLEIA (so-lay-ah) An art line to live in, shaped by resilience, inclusivity, and real life. Pulled right from my watercolor artwork - honoring Nellie Bly for mental health awareness & support.

Explore the line > Comment Nellie or visit link in bio 💛

From watercolor to daily life.This next chapter reimagines how art can exist beyond the wall. Soleia (so-lay-ah) is my n...
03/30/2026

From watercolor to daily life.

This next chapter reimagines how art can exist beyond the wall. Soleia (so-lay-ah) is my new lifestyle art line:

🌿 Thoughtfully made with comfort-focused and select recycled materials:
Designed to feel soft, breathable, and supportive for real daily movement and changing energy.

☀️ Inclusive sizing with equal pricing across all sizes: Where possible, no upcharge for extended sizing — an intentional commitment to accessible design.

🎨 Wearable art created for everyday life: My original watercolor art translated into movement-ready pieces that bring expression, calm, and creative energy into your routines.

💛 Purpose-driven launch supporting mental health initiatives: A portion of proceeds from the inaugural collection contributes to selected organizations through May 31.

4.1.26 or join the Collector Preview List in bio for access now.

Happy Spring! Many of you have asked where you can see my work…So I’ve created a space on my website where my art is on ...
03/28/2026

Happy Spring! Many of you have asked where you can see my work…

So I’ve created a space on my website where my art is on exhibit near you 🤍 A place where the Petal Sisters, Women, Reimagined, and my other works can be seen in person.

There are some fun announcements coming soon that I can’t wait to share with you.

But I’d love your help…

If you could see my work out in the world near you—within communities, galleries, cafés, nature centers, bookstores—where would it be?

✨ Drop a location in the comments
✨ Or tag a space near you that you’d love to see my work in

I’ll be keeping a list… you never know what might happen next.

Check out the upcoming exhibits, link in comments

03/26/2026

✨ Have you ever stumbled on something whimsical outside? Share below!

I wasn’t feeling my best… so I went outside. Then I found her, hiding in a tree.

Little moments like this are what inspired my next coloring book, Petal Sisters: Creatures & Canopies, coming this May 🌺 Available now for pre-order - link in comments

Some chapters in life arrive unplanned. A sudden diagnosis of adrenal insufficiency and other chronic illnesses changed ...
03/26/2026

Some chapters in life arrive unplanned. A sudden diagnosis of adrenal insufficiency and other chronic illnesses changed how I move through the world — physically, emotionally, and creatively.

Living with chronic illness has meant adapting to fluctuating energy, loss of certain abilities, and the constant awareness that stress is not just uncomfortable, but can become medically dangerous if unmanaged.

During this time, I began to reimagine what art could be. I know the peace and healing it brings me, and I asked myself how can I bring this to others? Not only something observed on a wall, but something that could exist within daily life — offering softness, grounding, and connection in moments of motion, rest, and recovery.

Soleia (so-LAY-ah) grew from that turning point: An accessible and inclusive wearable art line translating my watercolor art into pieces designed for real bodies and real routines.

The inaugural Nellie Bly collection also supports mental health initiatives through May, honoring her role in advancing reform and awareness.

A portion of each purchase through May 31 will support selected mental health organizations, with you invited to choose which cause your purchase benefits.

This is art, reimagined to be lived in.

Explore the first Soleia release → link in bio. Open to collectors early, release publicly 4.1.26.

Soleia (so-LAY-ah) was created as a reimagining of how art can exist in daily life — not only on walls, but within the e...
03/24/2026

Soleia (so-LAY-ah) was created as a reimagining of how art can exist in daily life — not only on walls, but within the environments and routines that shape wellbeing.

Here are a few things that matter deeply in the way this line was designed.

Which of these resonates most with you? Drop in the comments and I’ll send you a link to a complimentary Soleia studio gift!

FULL COLLECTION DROPS 4.1.26 ☀️

Address

Oregon, IL
61032

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 1pm
Tuesday 10am - 1pm
Wednesday 10am - 1pm
Thursday 10am - 1pm
Friday 10am - 1pm

Website

https://linktr.ee/Elizabeth_Priller

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About Elizabeth

Elizabeth (Chambers) Priller brings her nearly 20 years of nursing experience in public health, critical care, wound care, health education, and chronic disease management through the use of preventative lifestyle interventions. Elizabeth is devoted to improving health and overall wellness of herself and others.

Elizabeth’s passion and calling is to work with people with chronic diseases that need guidance in reaching their fitness, nutrition, and whole wellness goals to live their best life. Diagnosed with an autoimmune condition at the age of 19, managing migraines and chronic pain for over 25 years, and a severe chronic back injury, Elizabeth understands the impact of health and illness one’s state of wellness. Her personal and professional journey in fitness, health, wellness, and nutrition continually inspires others on their own journey to wellness. As a Registered Nurse, she uses her professional experience to coach, motivate, and educate individuals and professional groups to achieve the next level of holistic wellness.

As an award-winning public speaker and educator specializing in leadership, health education, and what it is to be human, Elizabeth loves sharing her experiences and knowledge to spark a fire of change and positivity in those around her. Elizabeth is currently certified with the National Society of Health Coaches as a Certified Health Coach for licensed professionals, and is studying with the National Academy of Sports Medicine to become a Certified Personal Trainer.

Elizabeth started her first decade of life in Chicago, Illinois. Moving from Chicago to the small village of Pearl City, Illinois, she met her first horse and fell in love with the country. Although she was born a city-girl, her heart remains in the remote areas of the world. From family farms in Northwest Illinois, villages of the Dominican Republic, or the solitude of the Appalachians, her roots are buried in God, nature, servant leadership, and authenticity. In her spare time, her priorities are her family (especially her children and her husband, Jarrett), giving back through local and global missions, and photographing faces and spaces.