Walk around the charming Parisian neighborhood of Montmartre and you’re sure to stumble upon La Maison Rose. Literally translates to The Pink House, the cafe has been serving coffee to the artists and writers who have called Montmartre home for more than 100 years. Nestled on the corner of a cobbled stone intersection beneath buildings covered with ivy just around the corner from the towering Sacré-Cœur Basilica, La Maison Rose is definitely one of the most photographed places in the neighborhood. It continues to capture the the classic allure of this delightful neighborhood.

Size: 5x7
Materials: watercolor + pen on watercolor paper

Located on 51st Avenue, the sign is the unofficial welcome to West Nashville’s up-and-coming neighborhood The Nations!

For those looking for a younger, fun and affordable neighborhood, The Nations is the place. With the influx of colorful new construction, the scene of eateries, bars, parks, retail, and even fitness facilities has exploded the past couple years making The Nations a hip place to live.

Size: 5x7
Materials: watercolor + pen on watercolor paper

Gimme my Timmies! Tim Hortons is a Canadian institution with the first store opening in Hamilton, Ontario in May of 1964. Now with nearly 5,000 restaurants in 14 countries the small donut shop named for the late hockey player/co-founder, Tim Hortons is loved worldwide. Double doubles, Ice Capps, French Vanilla Cappuccinos and Timbits—OH MY! No matter where you find one you can bet that it’s Always Fresh. :)

Size: 5x7
Materials: watercolor + pen on watercolor paper