Loss Sucks

I know it because that’s where my journey began. Everlasting Echoes grew out of that experience — a way to transform grief into something tangible, meaningful, and lasting. What started as personal healing has become a practice of creating memorial art that helps others carry memory forward.

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Meet the Artist

I’m Tiffany Starrett, the artist behind Everlasting Echoes. My journey began in grief, and art became the way I learned to honor memory through form. Over time, I discovered how cremation ash can hold stories in a tangible way.

I’ve created memorial art for both people and pets, blending contemporary design with intention. Each piece reflects my belief that remembrance should feel personal and sustainable. Working alongside my dad, I’ve found joy in collaboration and in honoring the connections that make life meaningful.

Read My Story

“Featured again in Voyage Denver (2025) — read the interview here.”

Pattern of square tiles in various shades of gray and black

My Art

Not all of my work begins with loss. In my personal practice, I explore abstract and contemporary forms — layered textures, shifting tones, and compositions that reflect memory, connection, and the rhythm of everyday life.

These pieces are where I experiment and play. They’re not memorial commissions, but they carry the same intention: to make something real and resonant. My art is both a laboratory and a sanctuary — a place to test ideas, embrace creative chaos, and translate feeling into form.

See My Work

From the Archives

What People Say

  • At first I was unsettled by the thought of parting with my beloved dog’s ashes.  What might happen to them in transport? How did I feel about a stranger touching them? Would I regret doing this for fear I might dislike the finished product, leaving me
    with less of my Charlie’s remains. I wondered if it was all too creepy. Ha! Was I wrong on all fronts. The ornaments and picture frame with stand have become a constant reminder of the joy he brought to my life. I’m glad I decided to bypass my fears and go for it.

    -Beth P.

  • A thank you card that reads:
    "Tiffany, my dad dearly loved (his words) his gift you made."

    -Julie K.

  • I needed a holiday gift for my
    parents and was coming up short. Oh my, I was blown away when a gorgeous
    rectangle resin ornament, in a beautiful custom blue, showed up at my house. It
    was the perfect holiday gift for my parents! I cannot tell you how much they
    cherish this ornament! My Mom displays the ornament in her house year-round.
    What started as a holiday gift ended up being an everlasting gift that is
    displayed with pride and love. Thank you Tiffany! 

    -Laura M.