Bring heaven down to your wall.

Nine paintings about being a dreamer, made to hang together as one wall. On November 17 they go on sale as a set of canvas prints, and the free waitlist hears first.

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Scroll down, and the sky comes with you

Be Still: a white dove rising through a night sky full of stars — Be Still, 12 × 12 in

I've been told I'm too optimistic, too romantic, a head-in-the-clouds kind of person... as if that's a bad thing.

I think the world needs more of us. The dreamers are the ones who bring heaven to earth.

So I painted it. Nine paintings that start in a night sky full of stars, come down through the clouds, and land at the edge of the sea. They're made for one wall. I believe heaven is closer than we think, and the best is still yet to come.

Come into the Light: two faces meeting in a kiss among clouds, stars and a crescent moon

It started in the clouds

Come into the Light was the first painting, and I wrote a poem for it. At 16 I met the love of my life and let him go. Three years later I found him again, and today he's my husband. I know a little about heartache turning into bliss.

Where soul and sky meet
Your voice like thunder
Calls me higher...
So heaven fills the empty spaces
And turns my heartache
Into bliss

Come into the Light, 36 × 48 in, mixed media oil

Falling Softly: a crescent moon with a ribbon of light falling through the stars — Falling Softly
12 × 16 in
A crescent moon, and a long ribbon of light falling through the stars.

Hope on Fire: a sun burning through peach clouds against deep blue — Hope on Fire
16 × 20 in
A sun burning through the clouds, so bright it turns them orange.

Daydreaming: peach and blue clouds with a thin crescent moon — Daydreaming
12 × 12 in, oil
Peach clouds piling up around a thin crescent moon, with a few birds crossing.

Where the sky meets the sea

Glory on the Horizon: a red sunset over the sea, with dripping blues and splashes of pink — Glory on the Horizon
48 × 60 in, mixed media

I almost painted over this one. Then my son Zion, who was 3, ran into the studio, asked to "do the spray," and covered my favorite part in pink spray paint. It was exactly what it needed... some wild 3-year-old chaos. Then I saw an ocean, a horizon line, and a faint sunset.

In Horizon's Arms: a woman asleep with her head resting in waves and clouds — In Horizon's Arms
18 × 24 in
A woman asleep, wrapped in waves and clouds.

Where Soul and Sky Meet: a full moon over a breaking wave, with paint dripping toward the water — Where Soul and Sky Meet
24 × 30 in
Named for the first line of the poem. A full moon over a breaking wave, with the paint running down into the sea.

Back down to earth

Lost in Your Garden

22 × 30 in, charcoal and ink, framed

A woman lying back while birds lift off all around her. The only drawing in the nine, and the one that lands you back on the ground.

Nine paintings. One wall.

I painted these to live together, from the starry night down to the sea. Here are a few rooms and a few ways to hang them, each at real size next to a 5'6" woman.

The rooms are illustrations. The prints are placed at their real sizes, 3 inches apart.

*Life size means each print matches its painting, with one exception: Glory on the Horizon is painted at 48 × 60, and its print is 40 × 50.

Look closer

Tap any painting to see it up close.

Three ways to bring it home

All nine come together, the way they were painted. Choose the size that fits your wall, or the paintings themselves.

Life size*

$2,400

All nine, each the same size as its painting*, from 12 × 12 inches up to 40 × 50. Hung as one wall, about 14 feet across. Ships within the US.

Print Club and Creator Club members: $2,040

Half size

$1,200

All nine at half their height and width, hung the same way. About 8 feet across, so it fits over a big sofa. The size for homes outside the US.

Print Club and Creator Club members: $1,020

The originals

$47,000

All nine original paintings, the ones I made by hand, as one collection. Eight are mixed media, and Lost in Your Garden is charcoal and ink. Write to me, and we'll talk about bringing them home.

Ask about the originals

*Glory on the Horizon is painted at 48 × 60. In the life-size set its print is 40 × 50, so the whole set ships together.

What comes in the boxes

Nine gallery-wrapped giclée canvases on 1.25-inch frames, with hanging hardware already on the back.

When you can buy it

The waitlist and Print Club members get the link first, on Tuesday, November 17. Everyone else can order on Wednesday, November 18. Orders close Thursday, November 19, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern.

Why only as a set

They were painted to live together. The nine aren't sold one by one.

An issue of the Dreamers Collective newspaper with a 5x7 print

Dimitra's 5x7 prints spread across a table

A handwritten letter from Dimitra beside a print

A stack of Print Club envelopes decorated with flower and butterfly stickers

Open the Print Club, and save on the set

$360

Every month, a new 5x7 print of one of my paintings and our little newspaper, the Dreamers Collective, arrive in your mailbox. It's $15 a month, and you can pause anytime.

Print Club members pay 15% less for Heaven on Earth: $2,040 for life size, or $1,020 for half size. Add the Print Club to your cart with the set, and your price comes off at checkout.

Already in the Print Club or Creator Club? Your price is waiting for you.

Save your spot on the wall

It's free. I'll send you the story behind the paintings each week, and on November 17 you'll get the link before anyone else.

Keep Dreaming,

Bring heaven down to your wall.

It started in the clouds

Falling Softly

Hope on Fire

Daydreaming