Part of Psyche’s Loom, EdyMade’s creative wellness practice

A space for workshops, classes, and shared creative experiences rooted in creative wellness.

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Welcome to the Outer Portal

This is where Edy shares her work in the world—teaching, commissions, murals, sensory art classes, and archives of past projects. The Outer Portal is designed for collaborators, schools, and clients to explore Edy’s professional offerings and see how creativity takes shape in community.

Art is both the bridge and the beacon—connecting us to one another, and illuminating the path ahead.

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Edy’s Personal Work Archives

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TWO PORTALS, ONE CREATIVE WORLD.

Choose the path that best matches your needs.

INNER PORTAL

Creativity as a pathway to healing
and self-expression

OUTER PORTAL

Creativity in the world through
services & collaboration

Choose your doorway, follow your curiosity,
and discover where creativity can take you.

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If you’d like to learn more about the Outer Portal or explore how it can support your growth and transformation, feel free to reach out. Edy is here to answer your questions, provide guidance, and help you take the next step on your journey

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Edymade Creations – Crafting Ideas into Reality

New on Substack → Less Clutter, More Clarity: Introducing Analog Intelligence This series bridges art, behavioral science, and design thinking — showing how the same principles that guide a painter’s hand can shape how we teach, lea
Start wherever you are. ✨ In this moment, I’m burning sage, painting light, and letting go of ruminations that no longer serve. Morning rituals — like painting in natural light — are a way to transform old beliefs into something a
I'm excited to share the first installment of my new Substack series, where I'm taking you behind the scenes of my creative process. As a muralist at Brentwood School, I weave metaphor, memory, and meaning into every piece. Through EdyMade murals, I

Student Success Stories/Testimonials

  • “Edy is both a gifted educator and an active working artist. She teaches essential art-making skills while fostering self-reflection and a growth mindset. Her innovative use of technology inspires trailblazing student work and expands their self-expression. She is a self-starter, problem solver, collaborator, and deeply values integrating multiple modalities to connect subjects and people.”

    Jena Doolas | SEED | LCSW – Social Worker & Seminar Leader

  • “I worked with Edy for over 20 years, watching her grow into a master teacher. Passionate, creative, and collaborative, she created an open environment where students thrived and faculty enjoyed working alongside her. She took on many roles that inspired us to think outside the box. Edy has a lot to offer—take the time to know her and her work.”

    Mary Beth Barry | Brentwood School | Director of Admissions (Retired)

  • “Edy taught my four children throughout their elementary years, nurturing individuality, confidence, and a love of art. Her influence still shapes them today—two pursued art-related college degrees, one continues drawing as therapy, and another takes advanced life drawing classes. She inspires both creative skill and personal growth, and I highly recommend her.”

    Abby Kohl | Former Parent

  • “Edy taught me to let my inner artist fly free. Her non-prescriptive style encouraged experimentation, ‘happy accidents,’ and fearlessness—skills that shaped me as an artist and a person. Her vast technical knowledge, innovative projects, and warm demeanor made a lasting impact. I now exhibit internationally, carrying her wisdom into my daily practice.”

    Samantha Rosenwald | Professional Artist & Former Student

  • “Edy’s patient, encouraging, and inspiring presence helped our daughters grow as both artists and confident young people. Her impact is lasting.”

    Rebecca Parker | Former Parent

  • “Edy didn’t just teach Samantha how to draw—she helped her find her voice as an artist.”

    Gita Rosenwald, Parent