Elizabeth Priller Studio

11/25/2025

Welcome, friend 🤍

For years, I cared for others as a nurse… until art became the way I learned to breathe again.

Today, I create gentle, whimsical ink & watercolor pieces inspired by nature and feminine strength, made to bring calm into your home and softness into your everyday.

If that’s what you’re seeking,
this is where your story and my art meet. ✨

Scroll through to learn everything you need to know.

11/23/2025

Stop losing your ideas and half-finished projects. Track your art, plan every step, and document your process from color palettes to signatures so your work is organized and your creative legacy is preserved.

Organize your art , streamline your process.

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Where imagination comes alive. Petal Sisters is a whimsical, nature-infused coloring book celebrating multicultural women through playful doodles and botanical beauty. Each hand-drawn illustration features women adorned with floral petals woven into hair, dresses blooming from leaves, and quiet mome...

11/22/2025

Your home should feel like a soft inhale and a long exhale - and sometimes all it takes is styling your art with a little intention. If you’ve ever hung a piece and thought, “Something still feels off,” you’re not alone.

A few simple shifts such as better lighting, balanced colors, and giving your art room to breathe can completely transform your space.

Swipe for five tips to help your watercolor + whimsical art come alive in your home. ✨

Which one will you try first?

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11/16/2025

When I started this piece, I was still in the middle of recovering from a major concussion…

The kind that makes simple things feel sharp, lights feel loud, and even your own thoughts feel like they’re moving underwater.

I couldn’t create the way I used to.
I couldn’t think the way I used to.

But what surprised me most wasn’t the physical fog - it was the identity fog.

Who am I when my energy, my clarity, my pace… all change overnight?

So I painted her.

Not to be “pretty.”
Not to be perfect.
But to be a reminder of the version of me that’s softer, slower, and still full of quiet magic - even when life knocks me sideways.

And maybe you’ve had a season like that, too.

Where life forced you to pause, whether you wanted to or not.

Where you had to re-learn how to show up for yourself.

This piece became a small anchor… a visual reminder that strength can look like gentleness, and healing doesn’t always look like powering through.
Sometimes it looks like laying down, listening, letting your body lead.

If this speaks to you in the same way it spoke to me, you can bring Seraphine, the first LIVING Petal Sister into your space through the link in my bio or DM “Seraphine.”

Because we all deserve art that helps us come back to ourselves.