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She is known for her timeless design and whimsical illustration style.

Design & Artist Studio

Elizabeth Bloom is a graphic designer and artist specializing in bespoke branding, custom wedding invitations, and textile collaborations.

02/06/2026

the art of a slow summer 🌞 tip: a weekend in the woods cures most alignments, I highly suggest it 💗

31/05/2026

My type of Sunday afternoon. New work coming soon 🎨🐱

29/05/2026

I spent a week in Lisbon visiting my best friend Hannah, who had been living there for the last year. Fall felt like the right time to go... the city felt slower, moodier, and less crowded than peak summer season — the kind of trip where you spend hours wandering, lingering over coffee, and ducking into little vintage shops.

Golden light, tiled streets, fresh seafood, and a city full of color around every corner — Lisbon completely stole my heart. From wandering through the winding streets of Alfama to long dinners under the glow of pink sunsets, this trip felt like stepping into a watercolor painting filled with history, charm, and Mediterranean warmth. 🦚✨

I left inspired by the textures, colors, peacocks, ceramics, and effortless beauty woven into everyday life here — the kind of place that makes you want to slow down, sketch more, host more dinners, and romanticize everything. If you’ve been dreaming of a trip filled with art, architecture, ocean air, and pastel de nata, this is your sign to book the ticket.

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26/05/2026

Anyone else ready for the gloomy days to end and pups, pool, and game night season to start? 🌞 I’ve been working on a lot of new fun work for so had to give a little sneak peak.

21/05/2026

gemini season has begun ✨

19/05/2026

When Miss Mahjong created their very first tile set — Miss Cowgirl — they wanted a playing mat that felt just as bold, colorful, and full of personality.

So we built it step by step:

Sketch 1: started with a cowgirl toile direction in a single-color concept — setting the mood and overall vision. From there, the mat design began to grow.

Round 1: refined the layout, introduced color, and started locking in the structure.

Final: added the floral border, fine-tuned spacing, adjusted color balance, and dialed in typography to bring everything together.

From first sketch to final print, the Wild West Mahjong Playing Mat evolved through layers of detail, color, and storytelling — designed to match the energy of the tiles it was made for.

18/05/2026

While I’m used to seeing my art on stationery, tablescapes, and wedding details, this was probably the most meaningful place I’ve ever seen my art at a wedding.

Years ago, my now husband and I stayed at our friends’ family beach house in Hull, Massachusetts — a home that has been in their family for over 100 years. You could feel the memories in every room, every creaky floorboard, every corner of the house.

One afternoon, I sat on the dock and sketched the house in my sketchbook. When we got home, I mailed the drawing to the family as a small thank you.

Fast forward to this weekend at our friends’ wedding — his dad came up to me and said, “I have to show you something.” He pulled out a worn little copy of that sketch that he still carries in his wallet.

I don’t think I’ll ever forget that moment.

Seeing how a simple sketch could hold so much meaning, memory, and love years later reminded me exactly why art matters. Sometimes it’s not about the perfect piece or where it ends up displayed — it’s about capturing a feeling, a home, a moment in time that means something to someone.

And knowing that drawing became something worth carrying every day… that’s the kind of thing that makes being an artist so special.

14/05/2026

There’s something so special about putting together a gift from little things that each tell their own story. 🌿

Fresh flowers clipped from the garden — a little wild, never too perfect. A thrifted vase with just enough character to feel collected instead of bought. A painted pup card tucked in alongside it, something fun to keep long after the flowers are gone.

And then something useful — a soft tea towel draped over something freshly baked that’ll end up hanging on the oven handle or folded by the sink.

Lately I’ve been loving gifts that feel thoughtful instead of overdone. Flowers for now, art for later, and something handmade for everyday life.

The older I get, the more I think the best gifts are just small meaningful things gathered with care. ✨

07/05/2026

A little outdoor sketching on the sunny afternoon 🌞

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05/05/2026

Feels like May 🌞 New phone & Wallpaper Download available. Comment May and I’ll send you the link to download directly ✨

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U.S. Highway 211 East

22835

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https://www.studioebloom.com/

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