About Me

I’m Sarah McFloof, a colourful artist, designer and maker, creating from my home studio in Devon, UK.

I create joyful pieces and workshops designed to bring comfort, connection, and calm to everyday life.

I’ve been a self-employed artist since 2020, after a series of life-changing moments nudged me to rethink how I wanted to live and work. As a neurodivergent parent carer, and following my own CPTSD diagnosis, I chose a creative path that values gentleness, flexibility and care for both people and process.

My relationship with art began long before that, back in college, and creativity has always been a steady thread running through my life. These days, art is both my livelihood and my way of exploring how creativity can support mental wellbeing. Colour, words and small, intentional objects come together in my work, shaped by lived experience and a belief in the comfort of simple, kind messages.

During the first COVID lockdown, I started painting messages of positivity as a way to share a little light during a strange and uncertain time. What began as a quiet offering quickly grew into connections with people all over the world. The messages sparked conversations, brought smiles, and often seemed to arrive exactly where they were needed.

I now create affirmations and positivity pebbles designed to be held, read, and returned to. They’re not about pretending everything is fine. They’re about warmth, reassurance, and finding steadiness in small moments.

Alongside my studio practice, I run creative workshops for organisations, offering welcoming spaces for creativity, connection and conversation. For me, art is more than expression. It’s a gentle tool for reflection, care and resilience, and that belief continues to guide everything I make.

I’m open to commissions and collaborations, so if my work speaks to you, I’d love to hear from you.