Emily Vuong
A visual artist at heart, I’m captivated by the intentionality behind the creative process—where every decision has meaning and purpose. With a background in teaching English and Art across nearly a decade in secondary education, I’ve developed a deep appreciation for storytelling and the human connections it fosters. Today, I channel that into bespoke artwork and refined stationery, collaborating closely with clients to translate their stories into pieces that are both personal and enduring.
How it started
I never really loved or saw the point of flowers. (Gasp!) Sure, they were beautiful, but because they don't physically last forever, I never thought they were all that practical to buy or receive as a gift.
That all changed when I started planning my wedding in 2019. As I spent countless hours scrolling through Pinterest and Instagram for inspiration, I became completely enamoured with the beauty of different floral arrangements.
I quickly grew to appreciate how much flowers can transform a space. They set the mood, tell a story, and often become the inspiration for an entire celebration. I worked with my florist, Clare from Fleur and Threads, to create my dream wedding bouquet, and after our wedding, all I wanted was a way to preserve it. So I created my very first floral illustration—an everlasting keepsake of the flowers that made one of the most meaningful days of my life so special.
Later that same year, my husband, Kenny, and I received the keys to our first home. One of the very first pieces we hung on our walls was that illustration of my wedding bouquet. It represented two of the biggest milestones in our lives and served as a daily reminder of those memories. That's when I realised my artwork could do the same for others—preserving meaningful moments for families, friends, and clients in a way that lasts forever.
Exhibitions
One Fine Day Wedding Expo 2023
Melbourne Wedding Expo at the Melbourne Showgrounds 2022
Brand Launch at Doncaster Westfield 2022
Brunswick Street Gallery “The Internet is a Cultural Object” 2014
Brunswick Street Gallery “Small Works 2013”
Monash Fine Arts Graduate Exhibition 2013

