This collection of 9 paintings gave way to a new chapter in my studio-the very FIRST collection release as the newly rebranded Kaylarae Studio. Looking back, I could not think of a better word for new stylistic approach in my work. Featuring organic hues of acrylic and oil paints, poured on hand stretched cotton canvas, bounded in a handcrafted poplar floating frame
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Its official! I REBRANDED! Kaylarae Resin Designs is now formally “Kaylarae STUDIO” (and to be completely honest, I am low key terrified 😝). Honestly I would be a little worried if I wasn’t terrified… this is huge jump for me and my artistic career, and something that I have been debating on pulling the trigger for over a year now (somebody pinch me!!)
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A spell-binding smokey yet sweet concoction of pure maple syrup, freshly squeezed orange juice, aromatic bitters, smoked sage, and @offhours bourbon….Brew this irresistibly haunting potion in just three easy steps!
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This holiday, I wanted to express the need for shopping small and how easy it can really be. I’m here to help from buying on a big to little budget and that’s why I created a SMALL BUSINESS DIRECTORY for you to take on your next shopping adventure! “But Kayla, I don’t have the budget to spend this holiday. How do I still support?” I thought you would never ask(;
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You waited for the release and snagged your very own custom KaylaRae Resin Grazing Board — but what now? Whether it be a glamorous holiday spread, or a simple tête-à-tête for two, the foundation for designing your layout is the same. My easy guide will walk you through how to build the perfect experience every time!
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When the inspiration for an entire collection has "endless" in the title, it's a little funny to finally arrive at the release date tomorrow. I couldn't be more excited!
A year ago I watched Endless Summer projected on a big screen at the very beach where the original photograph, used as reference for the now-iconic movie poster, was taken. The aged photo looks as though it has a filter on it, but no, that’s simply the way film in the 60s presented! I fell in love with the stronger, softer, bolder colors.
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