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After the Stormflowers
The sky darkens over the hills, but the flowers remain bright beneath it. Wind moves through the landscape, gathering petals, fabric, and silver light into one restless moment.
After the Stormflowers is a dramatic study in lavender-grey, muted plum, silver, deep green, and flashes of pale gold. Its full-wrap artwork follows a woman through a mountain wildflower meadow as changing weather moves across the distant peaks. Her gown is expressive and sculptural, shaped by the wind rather than overwhelmed by it, while light breaks through the clouds in luminous fragments.
The front cover places her within a field of violet and ivory flowers beneath a vast clearing sky. Across the spine and onto the back, the landscape continues toward distant water and layered hills, creating a complete scene suspended between storm and stillness.
Inspired by transformation, After the Stormflowers offers a place for decisions, evolving plans, private reflections, observations, and thoughts that have not yet reached their final form.
Inside are 150 lined pages on white, uncoated paper. Every page is perforated for clean removal, allowing a letter, list, message, recipe, developing idea, or meaningful passage to be shared, displayed, saved, or kept separately.
The sturdy hardcover protects the pages within, while the flexible sewn casewrap binding allows the journal to open comfortably for everyday writing. Its smooth-touch matte surface preserves the softness and depth of the artwork, does not show fingerprints prominently, and can be wiped clean easily.
For changing seasons, resilient thoughts, and beauty that refuses to disappear.
Journal Details
Original full-wrap artwork
Smooth-touch matte laminated hardcover
Sturdy casebound construction
Flexible sewn casewrap binding
150 lined pages on 75 white, uncoated sheets
Every page perforated for clean removal
Paper weight: 70 lb / 104 g/m²
Size: 5.75 × 8 inches / 14.6 × 20.3 cm
Produced and fulfilled in the United States
A beautiful place for thoughts still becoming.
The sky darkens over the hills, but the flowers remain bright beneath it. Wind moves through the landscape, gathering petals, fabric, and silver light into one restless moment.
After the Stormflowers is a dramatic study in lavender-grey, muted plum, silver, deep green, and flashes of pale gold. Its full-wrap artwork follows a woman through a mountain wildflower meadow as changing weather moves across the distant peaks. Her gown is expressive and sculptural, shaped by the wind rather than overwhelmed by it, while light breaks through the clouds in luminous fragments.
The front cover places her within a field of violet and ivory flowers beneath a vast clearing sky. Across the spine and onto the back, the landscape continues toward distant water and layered hills, creating a complete scene suspended between storm and stillness.
Inspired by transformation, After the Stormflowers offers a place for decisions, evolving plans, private reflections, observations, and thoughts that have not yet reached their final form.
Inside are 150 lined pages on white, uncoated paper. Every page is perforated for clean removal, allowing a letter, list, message, recipe, developing idea, or meaningful passage to be shared, displayed, saved, or kept separately.
The sturdy hardcover protects the pages within, while the flexible sewn casewrap binding allows the journal to open comfortably for everyday writing. Its smooth-touch matte surface preserves the softness and depth of the artwork, does not show fingerprints prominently, and can be wiped clean easily.
For changing seasons, resilient thoughts, and beauty that refuses to disappear.
Journal Details
Original full-wrap artwork
Smooth-touch matte laminated hardcover
Sturdy casebound construction
Flexible sewn casewrap binding
150 lined pages on 75 white, uncoated sheets
Every page perforated for clean removal
Paper weight: 70 lb / 104 g/m²
Size: 5.75 × 8 inches / 14.6 × 20.3 cm
Produced and fulfilled in the United States
A beautiful place for thoughts still becoming.

