Established 2012, Watercolor, Unpretentious
Learn watercolor the fun and easy way.
No fancy lingo. No overwhelm. Just simple steps, real progress, and the quiet joy of sitting down with a brush and actually finishing something.
No fancy lingo. No overwhelm. Just simple steps, real progress, and the quiet joy of sitting down with a brush and actually finishing something.
Not a masterpiece. Not a career move. A real thing you made, with your own two hands, that did not exist yesterday. That is what this is.
My desk. Your new Sunday morning.
You went to the art store. You walked out with 17 tubes, 4 brushes, and a pad of cold press. You set up your desk. You watched the tutorial. You mixed a blue that looked right on the palette, and then it went brown on the paper. The water jar is cloudy. The paper towel has a blob on it. You are sitting there asking the oldest question in this hobby.
"Is it me?"
It is not you. It is almost never you. It is the paper, the water, the brush angle, or the fact that nobody told you paint looks darker when wet and lighter when dry. Tiny mechanical things that turn into three months of self-doubt.
I am a mom, a self-taught artist, and the person who spent 14 years figuring out the tiny mechanical stuff so you do not have to. I came from a finance background, which is a polite way of saying I had zero permission to call myself an artist when I started. I do now. Five books and a lot of ugly paintings later.
I teach the way I wish someone had taught me. Calm voice. No robotic narration. No "dive deep into the transformative power of watercolor". Just a steady hand, a brush, and honest instructions for the next 20 minutes of your life.
The Everyday Watercolor book is what put me on the Penguin Random House list. The Companion Course is what I wish I could have handed every reader on day one. Every technique, every stroke, every failed first attempt you will forgive yourself for, demonstrated on camera so you can watch my hand instead of trying to decode a photo.
Three printable companions built around the single biggest reason beginners quit in the first 30 days.
These are just example free bonuses meant to increase conversion rates on your main offer. This has been the difference between getting a 1x breakeven for my clients and getting a 4x return.
A printable 12-page guide that shows the exact 7 supplies a beginner needs, with photos, brand names, and links. Includes the "skip these 30 things" anti-list and both a $35 budget version and a $95 nicer version.
A printable reference card with 6 watercolor papers side by side and the same floral painted on each, so you can see why the technique looks different every time. The paper buying guide that saves your first month of frustration.
A printable workbook with 30 daily prompts, each on its own page, where you literally tape in your ugly painting. The physical form of "Create Something Every Day Even If It Sucks." The bonus that turns retention into a ritual.
Here is who built it, and why.
I run Facebook and Instagram ads for founder-led education businesses.
My clients are people like you: creators and educators who have built real audiences through years of hard work, great content, and word of mouth. They come to me when they are ready to pour fuel on what is already working.
I'm selective. The business has to genuinely help people, the customers have to love it, and I have to feel proud if someone found out I was behind the ads. Jenna Rainey checks every box.
Got a client onto the New York Times bestseller list. He had been chasing that goal on his own for over a decade. I built the campaign that finally got him there.
Generated nearly $1,000,000 in revenue through Facebook ads alone for a single client, in just 11 days. Same client, same product. Better strategy, better creative, better pages.
Ran a volunteer campaign for a live event. Sold out every seat at 3x ROAS. I did it for free because I believed in the event.
Launched ads in beginning of March 2026 and already grossed $26K in the last 30 days.
I take a percentage of the growth I bring in, only after the math works. After ad spend. After your expenses. After my fee. If it's not profitable after everything is accounted for, where you make more than I do, I don't charge. That's why I only take on clients I'm confident I can deliver for. I never spend just to spend.
Facebook ads management is the core, but I also build the landing pages, create the ad visuals, and develop new bonuses designed to lift conversion rates on both the ads and the offer. Everything on this pitch page, the design, the copy, the bonus kit, is the kind of work I do for every client.
Every page, bonus, and creative asset I build is yours. Use it for organic traffic, email campaigns, wherever. No exclusivity clauses, no extra percentages. If something I made helps your audience through a channel I'm not running, that's a win.
