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Hi! I'm Emmy
B. Emerald Cavoto, known professionally as Emmy Anastasia, is a Denver-based artist and designer dedicated to weaving whimsy and playfulness into the fabric of everyday life. With a background in Theater Design and Non-Profit Management from Metropolitan State University of Denver, Emerald approaches her work through the lens of storytelling and community impact.
Her artistic journey began at Bethany College, where selling her first painting sparked a lifelong mission to create "art for the chapter you’re in." Whether she is working in vibrant watercolors or bold acrylics, her goal remains the same: to brighten a space—be it a nursery, a corporate office, or a personal sanctuary—and remind the viewer that they deserve a life filled with inspiration.
Beyond the canvas, Emerald is a multidisciplinary creator whose portfolio spans digital illustration, stationery, and apparel. Her work often celebrates nature, color, and the LGBTQIA+ community, reflecting her belief that art should be a tool for both personal joy and social advocacy.