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Photo and Video by Connor Trimble

 

Aloha!

Add a splash of Hawaii to your life with Sarah Caudle Art!

 
 
 
You deserve to be happy. You deserve to live a life you love. Don’t let anything or anyone (including your own self!) make you forget that. 💙
Fun fact: as a kid I wanted to be an interior designer when I grew up (after being told becoming an artist wasn’t an option). I subscribed to home magazines and collected pictures of my favorite designs. I even made little models of rooms and furniture! Haha. So it’s unreal to have been featured in Japanese @cal_magazine beautiful Hawai’i Interior Style Book and their Special Feature magazine! Especially when I wouldn’t consider our little starter rental apartment or studio design worthy (with furniture we built ourselves or bought at yard sales). But home is where the heart is and all the beautiful art makes it feel so special. 💕 I’m curious, when you were a kid what did you want to be when you grew up? And what did you become? Did your childhood dreams still make an appearance in your life? ✨
Thanks so much @laurenrothart for having @kimsielbeck @heybeachcake and I as part of your beautiful new shop @laurenrothartboutique! And for your endless support, inspiration, & friendship! It was such an amazing show last night! Mahalo to everyone who stopped by! I’m still blown away by how incredible the art community is here in Hawaii! 😘💕🌺 PS my art will only be up a few more weeks in her shop so go check it out while you can!
"If you do what you love, you'll never work a day in your life." . . ...OH, PLEASE! 🙄 Like my sister @annawilliford (actor and creator of @windingwillowco) who recently posted about this, I am so thankful to be doing what I love, but I work harder than ever to make that possible. She decided that popular saying should be revamped to say "If you do what you love, you'll work really hard every day, BUT it'll be worth it when you look back on what you've created." And I couldn't agree more! What do you think? 🌺
Someone recently messaged me asking how to deal with uncomfortable remarks from men. At first they might seem interested in your art, but it's all a masquerade trying to get your attention. She said, "It's so frustrating to not be seen as a professional artist but just as a pretty face... And especially when it happens to so many of us!" and I agree. This is a sensitive subject but as women I think it's so important for us to support each other and also know you aren't alone. I'm curious, does this also happen to you and if so how do you respond? . . . *Note: I'm sure this happens vice-versa too and I know not all men are like this. I'm grateful for all of you that treat others equally and with respect!