• Chloe Almeda (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist living in a renovated chicken coop with her husband and their little black cat, Ochi on a small island in the Pacific Northwest of the United States

    Through personal essays and works of short fiction (shared via my newsletter, Freshly Squeezed), I’ll be exploring topics like changing moods, grief, creativity, relationships, and spending time alone

    At the center of my creative life is a home for creating: a membership, digital world, and where I go to reflect, document, brainstorm, organize, play, share, and experiment online, without having to compromise my values — and whenever time allows, I’ll head straight to the pottery studio I once shared with my mom

    You’re also likely to find me at home reading (with Ochi sleeping on my lap), voice-noting a friend, having elaborate dinners with my family, digging around in the garden, or going for a rainy day walk while listening to an audiobook (fantasy/adventure or fantasy/romance is my preferred genre to unwind with)

  • A Home for Creating Membership is a living archive of my creative life and an ever-evolving digital world designed to support and inspire how we choose to be in-process with our creative practices

    Digital World Systems Support one-on-one sessions to help you build a digital world that can be shaped and reshaped to better fit every version of you in every season of your creative life

    My Notion Universe is an ever-growing library of Notion templates + other Notion-related resources, available to you when you subscribe

  • Freshly Squeezed is a newsletter and ever-growing archive of my personal writing experiments: long-form essays, prose, poetry, and short fiction — covering topics like changing moods, relationships, creativity, spending time alone, etc.,

    The Library is a collection of personal musings, voice-notes, experiments, and resources shared at random

    Seasonal Missives‍ (coming soon) is ‍a physical letter sent to you by way of the US postal service once quarterly

  • Through the process of hand-building, I design ceramic vessels, flatware, bowls, tiles, wall vases, and whatever else I’ve doodled up in my sketchbook that day — inspiration pulling from things like small creatures, folklore, textile patterns, aged/raw materials, Greek mythology, natural textures, rich and vibrant colors, and well-loved home interiors, to name a few

    More of my process and work is shared here

A person with short dark hair lying on a patterned blanket outdoors, reading a book while resting on a yellow pillow in a garden with rocks, flowers, and a wooden fence.