Some Things You Keep Saying

Each piece is built from a spoken phrase, shaped by the sound wave of the words out loud. Choose the one that finds you.

Coming Soon!

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

Woman in an orange dress sitting against a wooden panel background

Meet the Artist

I'm Tiffany. I make memorial art with my dad, Charles, in our studio. Every piece is made by hand, one at a time.

Read My Story

Loss Sucks

There's no version of this where it doesn't. I lost my daughter, Ally, and I couldn't find anything that felt like us. So I started making things myself. That's what this is.

My Personal Art

The pieces I make along my own grief journey, made for no reason other than that they needed making. Held Together is the first series. There will be more.

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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.