Paint, Porcelain & Pixels
Mixed-media works for brave (and tender) souls
in transition, reinvention, and quiet rebellion.
Explore limited-edition ceramics, mixed-media works, and digital pieces that offer meaning—and a little magic to light your way.
Art for the in-between. Beauty for the becoming.
Handmade objects and vibrant visuals for brave (& tender) souls
in transition, reinvention, and quiet rebellion.
I work in paint, porcelain, and pixels to create art that becomes a companion—
something to hold onto when the ground is shifting,
something to remind you of who you are becoming.
Each piece is crafted with love, meaning, and a little magic—
for the moments when you’ve outgrown what was,
but aren’t quite sure what’s next.
✦ A bowl to help you remember your vitality
✦ A painting for rekindling your voice
✦ A digital piece to help you reclaim your vision
This is art for the in-between places of your life—
a resting place for your spirit, a ritual for your becoming.
A soft tether to what still glows beneath the rubble.
A reminder that even in the dark, you are not lost.
Shelby Marcell
Mixed-media artist | Creative catalyst
Rooted in meaning. Devoted to beauty. Fiercely loyal to crude honesty.
I’m rooted in meaning, devoted to beauty, and fiercely loyal to crude honesty—the kind that cracks things open just enough for the light to get in.
Through paint, porcelain, and pixels, I create vivid, soulful works for brave (and tender) souls navigating life’s thresholds—those moments of transition, reinvention, and quiet rebellion. My art is both sanctuary and spark: a place to feel, remember, and reimagine.
Every piece I make—whether it’s a small-batch ceramic bowl, a layered mixed-media painting, or a digital print touched with gold—is infused with care, symbolism, and a little everyday magic. These are objects made to companion your becoming. To whisper: you are allowed to change. You are allowed to want more. You are not lost—you’re arriving.
This is art for remembering, rekindling, and reclaiming. For beauty-seekers, meaning-makers, and those who carry both ache and wonder in their bones.
