Hey Neighbor Chicago

Most closing gifts get used once, or quietly disappear. But the right one becomes part of the home.
* A framed neighborhood illustration
* A custom piece featuring their home
* Artwork that reflects why they chose this place

Spring market is busy—this is how you stand out without adding more to your plate.
I partner with agents to create ready-to-gift, custom-feeling artwork for clients. DM me “SPRING” and I’ll send options. *photo credit

When you’re getting to know a neighborhood, look for the signs of life— plants being watered, a well-used front step, something left out that tells you people feel at home here. These are the details I love turning into illustrated pieces people keep.

Chicago spring doesn’t ease you in… it throws everything at you. One day it’s puffers, the next it’s coffee walks and open windows.

Moving can feel the same way—exciting, a little chaotic, full of change.

That’s why the smallest, most thoughtful details matter. I create illustrated neighborhood pieces that help clients feel grounded and at home—right from the start.

If you’re heading into spring market and want a more meaningful closing gift, I’d love to partner. DM me “SPRING”

That first walk in a new neighborhood is the best. You start picking up on the little things—the coffee shop you’ll end up going to all the time, the cat that’s always out in the sun, the bar down the street with trivia on Tuesdays. It all starts to come together.

Those are the parts people remember, not the paperwork.

Thoughtful gifts can help make that feeling stick. I create illustrated neighborhood pieces that help your clients feel at home a little faster.

What's your favorite thing to do when the weather starts to warm up? I love picking a new neighborhood to walk with the dog ❤️

Celebrating St Patty's with a tribute to a bar most Chicago northsiders will remember 💔 🍻 ♾️
Tag your DePaul besties and drop a favorite memory in the comments. Limited prints available link in bio.

I'm not on board with the robot takeover. These delivery machines have names and eyeballs and get testy when you're in their way, but don't fall for it! Bring back the people!

An illustration of a chic realtor to be used in marketing and just because. Yup--I do people and pets too.

Gallery walls are a great way to make a big impact with a collection of smaller pieces. Keep it special by curating artwork and photos that remind you of important moments.
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Presentation matters. Even a simple snack can feel like an occasion when it's paired with a pretty (and better yet--meaningful!) tea towel. Love snacks and Chicago architecture? I've got you.