All Things Lancashire Editorial

Thanks for your kind words Katy Dugdale! @allthingslancashire

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For Krissy, Find Your Pink began as a deeply personal response to the quiet disorientation that can follow motherhood. It was a moment of realisation that while life had shifted profoundly, her sense of self had not disappeared. It was simply waiting to be rediscovered. What started as a search for her own vibrancy has since evolved into a creative practice devoted to helping women reclaim theirs, particularly after major life transitions.

The turning point came with When Flamingos Dance, an abstract art duo created during Krissy’s early months of motherhood. The work marked a moment of clarity, both creatively and emotionally. Soon after and fittingly after the pieces had already been named, Krissy encountered the phrase “getting your pink back”, a term used by new mothers to describe the process of reclaiming identity and energy. Inspired by flamingos that temporarily lose their colour while raising their young, the phrase resonated deeply.

Those early works became a symbol of Krissy’s own re-emergence. They served as a reminder that colour, creativity and ambition do not vanish, they evolve. Motherhood did not return her to who she once was, but it revealed a new version of herself that was equally vibrant and deeply grounded.

Krissy’s work embraces imperfection, emotion and honesty. It reflects a life that is full and demanding, ambitious and deeply felt, one that holds chaos and beauty in equal measure. Through Find Your Pink, her mission is to help women create homes that feel like sanctuaries of self-expression, spaces that reflect who they are now rather than who they used to be.

This philosophy is woven into her personalised gift print collection, created as a thoughtful offering for Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day. Designed to make the recipient feel truly seen, each set of two prints includes a keepsake gift card sharing the inspiration behind the work, alongside a personalised message incorporated directly into the artwork.