About the artist

 

 

About the Artist

Hi, I’m Cynthia, the artist and creator behind Three in the Trees. My work is fueled by late-night sessions, endless cups of coffee, and the constant push and pull of today’s political and cultural landscape. Each piece I make is a mix of beauty, defiance, and a quiet reminder to keep going - no matter what.

I’ve always been an artist, but digital art has become my way to adapt, experiment, and keep up with the world’s shifting energy. My designs range from surreal explorations to humor-laced commentary, reflecting an ongoing effort to make sense of the chaos and, sometimes, to find a little calm within it.

Three in the Trees?
The name is rooted in life here in the woods, where I live with my husband and three kids. These towering trees are a constant reminder of strength and resilience—qualities I try to infuse into my work. They remind me that growth doesn’t come without challenge, and that even in tangled roots, there’s room to bloom.

What Inspires This Work?
Right now, it’s impossible not to be shaped by the world around us. There’s tension and uncertainty, but also a flicker of hope—and that’s what I try to capture. My pieces balance bold colors and delicate lines, gentle humor and sharp critique, holding space for both beauty and the urge to speak out.

Why It Matters
When you support my work, you’re not just buying a product. You’re joining me in that delicate act of staying true to something real—even when it’s easier to look away. Every order, share, or kind word helps keep this art alive, and for that, I’m endlessly grateful.

A Few Details:

  • Go-to tool: My Wacom drawing tablet.
  • Creative motto: “Start with a spark and see where it goes.”
  • Favorite aesthetic: Vivid colors on dark backdrops, with just enough bite.

Let’s Connect
Catch a glimpse of my process on Instagram: @cynart_stagram for the raw art and @three.inthe.trees for the full shop experience. Whether you’re here to explore, support, or just find a little light in the dark, I’m glad you’re here.

Thanks for stopping by—and for being part of this story.