I first saw the word ‘possibilitarian’ in a quote by Dr. Norman Peale: “Become a possibilitarian. No matter how dark things seem to be or actually are, raise your sights and see possibilities—always see them, for they’re always there.”

I’ve been hooked on its meaning ever since. Have you begun to touch the surface of all that is possible for your life? Does it give you goosebumps to think about it (I hope it does)? If so, then you’re a possibilitarian, too.

If you’re interested in having me on your podcast or radio show, or want to do a print interview, I’d love to hear about it!

Please email your idea to me at hello@kellyraeroberts.com.

Feel free to send your request to me at hello@kellyraeroberts.com. I’m honored that you would want to share your work with me!

I’d love to connect with you! That said, my studio is not open to the public, and as much as I would love to have a cup of tea with each and every member of the Possibilitarian tribe, it’s just not possible. Hello life as a full-time artist and mama! I hope you understand.

Although I’d like to, it’s just not possible to donate to everyone who reaches out with their cause/event. I privately support causes close to my heart.

I  love Brene and the ways she is truly changing our world! The blog post that Brene has referenced in her books is a post I wrote called What Is And Is Not Okay. It was written looooong ago when I felt I needed to do a bit of boundary protection and gentle education about my artwork.

I ask that you do not use my images. If you’d like to tell people about me, please give them the link to my site, and know that I’m honored.

If you’ve got a brick and mortar store, YES!  Please head over to my wholesale page for more information. 

Why, thank you! Using a professional Epson scanner and fancy printer, I print them myself. They are high quality, made using archival, fade-resistant inks on professional grade paper with a matte finish. Specifically, I use the Epson Perfection 4490 photo scanner and the Epson Photo HD XP-15000 printer.

Periodically, I list new batches of paintings for sale in the shop. To be the first to know, sign up for The Collector’s List!

Prices for original paintings usually range from $100-$1000, depending on the size and complexities of the painting.

These days, it feels best for me to paint only what naturally rises up from my heart, so I’m not taking on any commission projects.

I didn’t attend art school! I have a graduate degree in clinical social work and worked for many years as a medical social worker before pursuing art full time. If you’d like to take a peek at my journey into art, check out my “Yearly Recaps” category over on my blog (start with 2006!).

We’ve got all the details right over here. 

Feel free to email us at hello@kellyraeroberts.com. We’re happy to help! 

We always send a shipping confirmation email with tracking once your order has shipped. We’ve got more details right over here.

Feel free to email us at hello@kellyraeroberts.com. We’re happy to help! 

Yes, we ship worldwide!

If you’d like to make a wholesale purchase of my self-produced/in-house products (prints, stickers, patches, etc), please head over here for more information.

If you’d like to make a wholesale purchase of my licensed products (greeting cards, journals, etc), please head over here for more information. 

Licensing my artwork has been a dream come true, which is why…

I’ve got my eyes and heart wide open for new licensing opportunities (I’m thinking home decor, stationery, gardening, and more). You can see some of the companies I’ve already partnered with here.

Got a licensing partnership idea? Reach out to me at hello@kellyraeroberts.com

And, thank you. ♡

Yes, you can access those classrooms on the Student Access page. Don’t remember your password to access the classroom? Please be sure to check your confirmation email from when you purchased the course.

I’m really glad you asked and I have many thoughts. If the work that you created in my class looks anything like my work (colors, hair, positioning, words, background), you do not have my permission or blessing to sell it.

As a teacher, I expect that students will replicate my work as they experiment and develop their own artistic perspective – that’s how so many artists get their start, including me. But my hope is that those replica pieces would be viewed as ‘learning canvases’ only, and not as commercial offerings.

One of my greatest joys is seeing how students take what they learn from my courses and create wholly independent styles that reflect their unique vision and talents. I believe that your creative voice and style will emerge in time, just as my aesthetic developed over time. Keep painting. Your original paintings are coming.

If you want to read more of my thoughts about this, head over to an essay I wrote titled What Is And Is Not Okay.

A couple of times a year, I gather with women for retreats that are focused on art, creative wellness, or creative business. They are always a transformative time. Head over here to check out current retreat openings.

I’d love to have a conversation with you about it. I lead retreats that are focused on spirituality + art, creative wellness, or creative business. They sell out quickly and are beloved, treasured events. If you’d like for me to travel to your event and teach, please reach out to me at hello@kellyraeroberts.com with as many details you can provide including compensation information so I can see if we’re a good match.

I love speaking and have had the honor of speaking at many events. Please reach out to me at hello@kellyraeroberts.com with as many details you can provide and let’s see if we’re a good match. Please do not send any speaking requests that are unpaid.