Elizabeth Priller Studio

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Nurse + artist creating atmospheric ink & watercolor portraits for people curating calm spaces that feel like an exhale. 🌿
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They say, “Go where you’re celebrated, not where you’re tolerated.” What a warm welcome I received from the women of Bro...
02/22/2026

They say, “Go where you’re celebrated, not where you’re tolerated.” What a warm welcome I received from the women of Broad Ideas at the Galena Center of the Arts, where I’ll have some of my new collection, Women, Reimagined, exhibiting during March - Women’s History Month.

RSVP for the opening reception for next Saturday, Feb 28, from 5-7 pm (rsvp link in comments).

They say it’s the best party in town!

Pareidolia …On 2/28, I’ll be previewing my newest limited edition collection, Women, Reimagined, at the Arctic Ale & Art...
02/21/2026

Pareidolia …

On 2/28, I’ll be previewing my newest limited edition collection, Women, Reimagined, at the Arctic Ale & Art Walk in Freeport, IL.

This collection focuses on late 19th century women who were deviant exceptions to the norm when it wasn’t encouraged.

Each portrait is released as a limited edition of 25 signed and numbered prints, printed at 24x18 inches on 100% cotton watercolor archival paper. Once 25 are reserved, that portrait closes permanently — it will not be reproduced again in this format.

Edition 1/25 of the first Woman (a surprise reveal) will be available ON SITE to purchase and take home that day.

Alongside the portraits, I’ll also be unveiling the companion collection, Abstract Extractions: A Pareidolia Experience.

These works are open edition — meaning they will remain available and are not capped at 25 — offered in:
• 14x11 inch giclée print (available on site)
• 24x18 inch 100% cotton watercolor archival reproduction (pre-order)

Reservations for all portrait editions will be available:
• In person at the 2/28 event
• Before the event through my Collectors’ Preview List
• To the public on 3/1

If you’re local, I’d love to see you there.
If you’re not, join my Collectors’ Preview List for early access before the public release on 3/1.

Who’s coming? ✨

Drop a ❤️ if I’ll see you there at

I’m so excited for the upcoming Arctic Ale and Art Walk - Featured Artist Elizabeth Priller - you won’t want to miss thi...
02/15/2026

I’m so excited for the upcoming Arctic Ale and Art Walk - Featured Artist Elizabeth Priller - you won’t want to miss this! I’ll be revealing parts of my new limited-edition collection Women, Reimagined, in a beautiful look book… AND you can be the first to be on the Collectors’ Preview List 👀💖 Have you gotten your tickets yet?

Can’t make the event? Get on the Collectors’ Preview List (link in comments) to be the first to see the art and own a limited-edition work. The stories of these women will have you shocked!

02/08/2026

You won't believe my ridiculously famous family ties... and the shocking stories I'll unveil in my upcoming art collection.

What does rest mean to you? For me, it’s the stillness while in pain, when I stop moving enough to feel the language of ...
02/06/2026

What does rest mean to you? For me, it’s the stillness while in pain, when I stop moving enough to feel the language of my cells.

Rest, 2026, Elizabeth Priller.

12x9 or 24x18 inch archival print on 100% cotton watercolor paper available now, link in comments.

01/31/2026

When a city girl and a farm girl meet for coffee…🏙️🐄

Check out the podcast-style interview with Emily as I reveal her custom Petal Sister illustration that she won in my recent contest. Join us to find out why snakes, skulls, and raw milk from the tank make for great friendship!

Thanks, Emily and congratulations again!

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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.