The Creative Force behind Daisy Heads Studio

Daisy Heads Studio began with the search for the perfect Father’s Day gift for my dad. When nothing seemed right, I decided to create a kitchen towel featuring fish he could catch when camping in West Virginia. This sparked a passion for drawing, especially food, animals, and landscapes, which I love to explore through my travels. My love for the countryside and curiosity about new places and cultures inspired me to expand this passion into a business that shares the simple life.

Art and nature work together to silence the voices in my head, offering peace and renewal.

Large, rounded rocks stacked on a desert landscape under a bright blue sky.
A group of people in a garden with pink flowers. Some are sitting on a bench, others are standing and looking at the flowers. The scene is sunny with lush green trees in the background.
A lush indoor tropical garden with various green plants, including a tall palm with red stems, mosses, and ferns, next to a small water feature.
Indoor garden with various lush green plants, some with pink flowers, next to large windows and a brick floor.
Statue of a woman playing a flute, situated in a fountain surrounded by greenery and trees.
A flowering rhododendron shrub with large clusters of purple blossoms, green leaves, and a background of trees and sunlight.
A small bonsai tree in a round pot with a label indicating it is a Hinoki false cypress, from Japan, trained since 1930, placed on a wooden surface.
A bouquet of hybrid herbaceous peony flowers with white petals and yellow centers, displayed in a garden with a black garden sign reading "HYBRID HERBACEOUS PEONY Paeonia 'A La Mode'". To the right, a person wearing colorful patterned clothing is loo

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