About Us

I’ve always been the kind of person with a camera roll full of dog photos, a schedule that somehow revolves around them, and absolutely zero shame about it. At some point I realized… this isn’t just a phase — this is who I am.

 

While earning my MBA, something unexpected happened — what started as a creative outlet turned into something much bigger. I found myself constantly coming back to one thing: creating art inspired by dogs and the people who love them. What began as a passion project quickly grew into a real business, built around connection, creativity, and a whole lot of dog obsession.

 

Doodle Mama Designs started because I wanted artwork that actually felt like my dogs — playful, full of personality, a little chaotic, and impossible not to love. Not generic. Not boring. Something that made me smile every time I looked at it.

 

And then I realized… there are a LOT of us.

 

The kind of people who celebrate dog birthdays harder than their own, cancel plans because their dog looked too comfy, and would absolutely redecorate their entire house around their dog without a second thought.

 

So now, that’s exactly what I create.

 

I design bold, colorful illustrations and surface patterns inspired by real dog personalities, everyday moments, and the joy (and chaos) that comes with loving a dog like family. My style blends hand-drawn elements with bright, cohesive color palettes to create artwork that feels fun, modern, and full of life.

 

Whether it’s standalone illustrations, pattern collections, or themed feature illustrations designed as standalone hero graphics that can be paired with coordinating patterns or used across seasonal products, everything I create is meant to help dog moms feel seen, connected, and just a little more obsessed (in the best way).

 

I also love partnering with small businesses, boutiques, and licensing companies to bring these designs to life across products — so if that’s you, I’d love to connect.

 

At the end of the day, this brand isn’t just about art…

 

It’s about celebrating the dogs who completely take over our lives — and honestly, we wouldn’t have it any other way.