About the artist
Where it began
Siesta Sundays grew from a desire to slow down and create space for stillness and reflection.
After stepping away from a fast paced corporate career, I reclaimed a quieter, more intentional rhythm and returned to my lifelong affinity for creating art. What began as a personal outlet has grown into a space where I now create calm and reflective art for your walls.
A process rooted in feeling
Though I stepped completely away from creating for twenty years, picking up digital art again these last few years became my quiet sanctuary. Today, my creative process is guided entirely by inspiration. Whether captured from a travel memory, a feeling I want to hold onto, or the quiet rhythm of nature, I work closely with light, texture, and tone until an image feels balanced, whole, and ready to evoke a deep sense of calm and connection.
The influence of place
I'm based on the Gold Coast, Australia, where the pace of life feels beautifully untamed. Coastal living has shaped my values of simplicity, ease, and a deep reverence for natural beauty. I think of us as organic beings meant to move with nature, not against it, and I try to carry that mindset into how I work and what I share.
Creating with intention
Each artwork is printed locally in Australia using the premium giclée process on museum-grade fine art paper to ensure quality and longevity. To tread gently on the planet, my prints are mindfully made to order to eliminate waste, and I utilise sustainable packaging wherever possible.
Whether you're here to find something special or simply to pause for a moment, I’m so glad you’ve landed here.
With warmth,
Alana
Exhibition Highlight: I was so honoured to have
The Art of Slowing Down officially showcased at the
SURFACE: Miami Street Art Festival 2025, proudly exhibited alongside a global roster of talented artists.