Seraphina, by Anne Shackelford — a living work of art inspired by radiant collaborators of light across cultures and traditions.

What if anger, sadness, or judgment weren’t flaws, but signals? This post explores how to embody your spiritual path without bypassing your human experience.

Creativity isn’t about ownership. It’s about resonance. This piece explores the beauty of influence, the myth of originality, and the divine invitation to create.

Anne Shackelford shares what it means to be an interdisciplinary artist. Where sound, movement, breath, and visual art all become part of a single, integrated creative expression.

Investing in local art goes beyond the object itself. It’s about connection, energy, and supporting creators who infuse their work with story and soul.

Anne Shackelford reflects on the vibrant exchange of energy within the art community and what it means to be both an artist and a patron—honoring creativity as a living, evolving presence in our lives.

Self-care is the highest form of love. A personal share about learning to listen to the body, honor its wisdom, and return to a truer, more loving rhythm of self care and connection.

Sound healing is based on the idea that vibration influences every part of our being. Through bowls, voice, and resonance, we can align mind, body, and spirit with clarity and ease.

Anne Shackelford traces the creative path that shaped her: from fantasy-fueled childhoods to fire dancing, body art, yoga, and multimedia expression rooted in healing and joy.

Anne Shackelford shares the story behind the Chrysalis Austin logo—how a keychain, butterfly, and lotus became symbols of transformation, grief, and rising through muddy waters with grace.

Our words shape our reality. In this blog, Anne explores how shifting the language we use around time, money, and choice can open new pathways of energy and possibility.