Keeping chickens is a lot of work and can be quite expensive. Sure, the free eggs are great, but is it really worth it? Now you can have chickens without the hassle! Just stop by C.C. Lowell in Worcester, and pick out your own trouble-free chickens, created in Little House Art Studio!

Well, the elves made quite a mess in the studio, but the final results are pretty neat! Shipping out to family and friends tomorrow!

My buddy Max helped to create some FANCY jellies to decorate the studio! They’ll brighten up the cooler, shorter days ahead, and will remind us of summer walks along the beach as we hunker down for another New England winter.

It’s Little House mini calendar time! 2025 calendars are finished and ready to sell. This theme is already popular – someone at the print shop has given it two thumbs up!

I recently was asked to paint a picture of Toto, the tornado kitten, as a memorial gift for his owner. Toto passed away in November of 2023, but what an incredible life he had! I was honored to offer my talents to memorialize such a wonderful creature, and to say thank you to his owner, who opened his home and heart to him. Read his story here: https://www.totothetornadokitten.com/  

Little House Art Studio now has a full display unit at CC Lowell on Pleasant St. in Worcester!

Check. It. Out.

Spring has sprung, and new Little House greeting cards are now available at CC Lowell in Worcester. More news on that creative collaboration coming soon!

Thoughts of warm sunshine, longer days and green grass will carry us through the muddy days of March in New England. In the meantime, these tiny rabbit paintings are certain to lift spirits!

Get ready for the new year with this tiny calendar, created with all original artwork and packaged in a plastic case that doubles as a stand. It comes in handy on your desk or work space, and it also makes a great gift! You can find it at CC Lowell in Worcester, Kitchen Garden in Templeton and Dandelions in Barre, or contact me directly at pspielberg08@yahoo.com for shipping info.

Epoxy resin is smelly and messy to work with, but the end results can be really cool. These notebooks were made with the help of self-leveling platforms, which made things MUCH easier this time around. (The first time was a disaster and we won’t talk about it.) This enabled me to play with a number of experimental adornments such as metallic leaf flakes, rubber confetti bits, millefiori confetti and more! The bookmarks are thin wooden sheets with my Gelli prints mounted on top. There are so many crafty ideas to explore and not enough hours in the day! Check out C.C. Lowell in Worcester and Dandelions in Barre for some of these items.