Pigment Cabinet is a painting that took me 168 hours to complete and holds a really special place in my heart. When I shared it, the response genuinely moved me, I never expected so many of you to connect with it the way you did. Thank you for seeing this piece the way I do.
Size: 16×20 inches - one size only
100% Cotton Paper, 315 gsm, acid-free, lignin-free, and OBA-free
Printed with archival inks on premium, museum-quality archival paper
Each print is hand signed and comes with a certificate of authenticity
Produced in Emma’s studio
Each print is made to order. Please allow processing time before delivery. I'm relocating to Colorado at the beginning of June, orders placed after May 25th may experience a short shipping delay as I get settled. Thank you for your patience!
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In September 2025, my husband and I traveled to Holland to celebrate his mother's birthday. She took me to a working windmill, Windmill de Kat in Zaanse Schans, the most quaint and beautiful Dutch town still honoring its original architecture. Standing since 1781, this particular windmill has been grinding pigments for paints since its refurbishment in 1960, and as an artist, I felt deeply connected to the entire process.
While exploring the mill these beautiful rainbow of pigments kept safe behind weathered wood and dusty glass stopped me in my tracks, I spent what felt like forever trying to capture the perfect reference photo, already feeling called to paint it, even though I had no idea how I'd begin to tackle something with that level of detail.
It wasn't until January 2026 that I finally felt ready. For months, I painted each jar as if it were its own little masterpiece, pouring love into each one. This painting challenged me in ways I never could have predicted. It changed me as an artist.
And then it connected me with more people than I ever could have expected. I'm so grateful it has spoken to so many of you. I hope this print lives proudly in your space.
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Shipping is calculated at checkout.
Please allow 10-14 days for processing time, I am a one woman team :)
US orders are tariff free. For international orders, import taxes, customs duties, and fees may apply upon delivery, these charges are the responsibility of the buyer and are not included in the cost of the print or shipping.
MUSEUM QUALITY PRINTS - I partnered with a Los Angeles, CA based company specializing in fine art scans to ensure every detail is captured and color-matched with precision. Each reproduction is then printed by me on archival paper and faithfully reflects the original painting.
Pigment Cabinet is a painting that took me 168 hours to complete and holds a really special place in my heart. When I shared it, the response genuinely moved me, I never expected so many of you to connect with it the way you did. Thank you for seeing this piece the way I do.
Size: 16×20 inches - one size only
100% Cotton Paper, 315 gsm, acid-free, lignin-free, and OBA-free
Printed with archival inks on premium, museum-quality archival paper
Each print is hand signed and comes with a certificate of authenticity
Produced in Emma’s studio
Each print is made to order. Please allow processing time before delivery. I'm relocating to Colorado at the beginning of June, orders placed after May 25th may experience a short shipping delay as I get settled. Thank you for your patience!
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In September 2025, my husband and I traveled to Holland to celebrate his mother's birthday. She took me to a working windmill, Windmill de Kat in Zaanse Schans, the most quaint and beautiful Dutch town still honoring its original architecture. Standing since 1781, this particular windmill has been grinding pigments for paints since its refurbishment in 1960, and as an artist, I felt deeply connected to the entire process.
While exploring the mill these beautiful rainbow of pigments kept safe behind weathered wood and dusty glass stopped me in my tracks, I spent what felt like forever trying to capture the perfect reference photo, already feeling called to paint it, even though I had no idea how I'd begin to tackle something with that level of detail.
It wasn't until January 2026 that I finally felt ready. For months, I painted each jar as if it were its own little masterpiece, pouring love into each one. This painting challenged me in ways I never could have predicted. It changed me as an artist.
And then it connected me with more people than I ever could have expected. I'm so grateful it has spoken to so many of you. I hope this print lives proudly in your space.
—
Shipping is calculated at checkout.
Please allow 10-14 days for processing time, I am a one woman team :)
US orders are tariff free. For international orders, import taxes, customs duties, and fees may apply upon delivery, these charges are the responsibility of the buyer and are not included in the cost of the print or shipping.
MUSEUM QUALITY PRINTS - I partnered with a Los Angeles, CA based company specializing in fine art scans to ensure every detail is captured and color-matched with precision. Each reproduction is then printed by me on archival paper and faithfully reflects the original painting.
