Custom Process and Reviews!

Please scroll down to see client reviews.


If you are looking to place a review, simply scroll to the bottom and place a comment.

To all my special clients:
Thank you SO much for loving my work and trusting me with your precious artwork! I am honored that you chose me to put your vision on paper/canvas, and I am so grateful for you! God bless!


How to place a custom order or request a quote.


Step 1

You'll contact me.  There are a few ways to do this:

  • There is a contact form to the left of the main page of this site.
  • OR email me directly: roomtoflourish (a) gmail (dot) com

Feel free to send screen shots of my previous work or links to whatever I've created, that you'd like me to use as inspiration for your piece.

Clicking on these will take you to selected posts from my Room to Flourish Instagram account:

Step 2

After I hear from you, I'll contact you if there's anything more I need to know before I can make a quote.

Once the quote has been approved, I can start work.  Often, a 50% deposit is required before work begins.  I use PayPal to send invoices via email.  You do not need to have a PayPal account.  From here, we can decide on a time frame, I'll find out any more information I need.

Depending on what the work is, I can send photos of the work as I go. And, if necessary get more info and make adjustments here and there, which is often the case with invitations and logos.

Step 3

When work is complete, the final payment is made, digital work gets emailed and physical work will be shipped.

That's it!



Amanda C.
I am beyond pleased with the custom artwork that Holly created for my counseling office!  She is so gifted and easy to work with!  I highly recommend her!


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