Art rooted in real life and made to create community.

Millarville, Alberta, Canada

Hi, Iā€™m Renee.

Iā€™m an artist, a mom, and a cowgirl, but mostly Iā€™m someone who believes weā€™re better when we do life together. Life out here can be hard ā€” raising kids, chasing dreams, figuring yourself out ā€” but itā€™s also really beautiful when you realize there are people who get it.

This work comes from that place. From community, from real life, and from cheering each other on through it all. Itā€™s art that says I see the work youā€™ve done to become who you are and tells the human story.

What are you looking for today?

Original Art

Original Art

Custom Paintings

Custom Paintings

Scarves

Scarves

Twillies

Twillies

Books

Books

Tea Towels

Tea Towels

Bedding

Bedding

Scrunchies

Scrunchies

Stationary

Stationary

Prints

Prints

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Testimonials

  • "I absolutely love RenĆ©e Gouldā€™s artworkā€”and I wanted to carry that beauty with me all day long. So I did. I purchased her stunning scarves and twillies, and let me tell youā€¦ theyā€™re more than accessoriesā€”theyā€™re wearable art. Every time I wear one, someone stops me to ask, ā€œWhere did you get that?ā€ The detail, the color, the energy in her piecesā€”itā€™s remarkable. Wrapped around my neck, in my hair, on a bagā€¦ itā€™s like carrying a little masterpiece wherever I go. If you love art and style, this is your perfect intersection."

    -Jane S. (Purple and Red Flores La Due Silk Scarf)

  • "We always love our dealings with Renee. Her work is beautiful, she is so much fun, and we always leave with a wonderful product. I give Renee five stars, but may go out and borrow a few more so I can give her six or seven!"

    ā€”Thomas V.

  • "This is not the first time ordering from Renee - nor will it be the last. Every item is of high quality and will either make a fantastic gift or be a treasure kept in my own house!"

    ā€”Janis I.

  • "Such beautiful work!! Great customer service and fast shipping. Very happy Thankyou for everything Renee!"

    ā€”Adriana L

  • "The variety of blues on this beautiful print are more amazing in real life! Love how it matches any colour of denim too."

    ā€”Kaya M.
    (Flores La Due Blue Silk Scarf)

  • "Reneeā€™s art always tells a story and I was so drawn to Ā“Held By Traditionā€™. The colours and mood, movement of the sky and female rider spoke to me!"

    -Erin H.

  • LOVE Renee!! Beauuuutiful scarf :)

    -Emily

  • "I absolutely love the book. What a wonderful way to show the story, the photos, and the resultant artwork of the amazing cowgirls through generations! Your artwork honouring working cowgirls touches my heart, and this is an affordable way of bringing it into my home, and sharing it with my family!"

    -Leona
    (Wild Western Women Coffee Book)

  • "We love our Renee Gould art! Her work is beautiful, and her customer care is great. Highly recommend the entire experience. Thanks Renee!"

    -Thomas
    (Neutral Flores La Due Scarf)

  • Reneeā€™s prints and tea towels are absolutely incredible! She is so helpful with questions and everything shipped super fast!

    -Emilee B

  • "Wearing RenĆ©eā€™s print as a Twilly feels like wrapping myself in art. Her work is breathtakingā€”and to wear it is both an honor and a joy. I feel beautiful, elevated, and deeply connected to her creativity."

    -Jane S.

  • "Iā€™ve been a long time follower of Reneeā€™s work and while Iā€™m not at all cowgirl in any way, Iā€™ve never lived on a farm or have no strong connection to agriculture, I love the stories she tells through her work and I think anyone can connect to work in one way or another. Her family history, her journey to call herself a cowgirl, her passion for painting, and her hustle to be a full-time artist/mom/wife/rancher is all so inspiring! Iā€™m so excited to have her work hanging proudly in my home!"

    -Kristen

  • ā€œThe quality is top notch made with the perfect blend. In addition to the quality, the beautiful art work just makes them so special!ā€

    -Josephine
    (Bison Tea Towel)

GALLERIES

Want to see my work in person or discover more pieces? Visit the galleries that represent me to view my latest collections and find original art ready for your home.

Cassens Fine Art - Hamilton, Montana
Dick Idol Signature Gallery- Whitefish, Montana

Thank you for being here, it means more than you know.

Follow the journey and feel a part of the community on Instagram.

Resting is something I'm working on... Such a silly thing to say but if you know me, I'm foot to the floor board because I've got 6 hrs a day, 5 days a week(if I'm lucky) to do EVERYTHING in my business. You also know I'm the one shouting from the roof tops, "we can have everything we ever wanted if we go for it!" And reality is, I know if I don't do it today it'll make everything compound. But more than anything food on the table and bills rely on this- no pressure. All this said, I know if I rest today and give myself grace in a low I can pick myself up and be stronger and better in the long run... But it's still hard to stop and say can I push through this low with an extra foamy latte or am I better to take a nap?
Honest with myself that is
Honest with myself that is
It's starting! Year two of the Cowgirl Project is well underway and I'm excited to share with you the stories and photos women have shared with me and what they look like in paint! The Cowgirl Project is: šŸ¤Honouring women—past and present—who work(ed), endure(d), led, and love(d) this western life with their whole heart. šŸ¤Telling stories of land, labour, motherhood, grief, sacrifice, and joy from real women. šŸ¤Reclaiming “cowgirl” as a mindset not a skill set: capable, passionate, courageous, kind, and community oriented. šŸ¤Translating that story into paintings to solidify their story as one worth telling. šŸ¤Making space for other women to see themselves reflected and feel less alone in their own hard-won identities If you or someone you know would like to share their story and photos please comment COWGIRLING and I'll automatically send you a DM with more information
It feels like a breath of fresh air to say, "I really don't care what you do." What someone else does might not be what I would do and it might not be how I would conduct myself, but they get to make that choice, not me and what a blessing it is to let people do their thing. And instead choose to lead by example, not by words or influence. But I am going to utilize this fancy new automation tool I installed to make things easier for both of us. Comment HEIRLOOM and It'll send you a link and take you directly to my available original paintings - try it and save some time! I'll also shoot you details about how to get a Vday discount code
I think I'm old now. I mean I've always beat to my own drum, but now more than ever. I can see where I've been and I can see where my life could go if I do the things that scare me/aren't cool. I am changing my life by making the cold call, going to the event alone, sending emails, redoing my website, creating automations, and continuing to be real. I don't care if people think it's cool or cringe, I'm doing it to change my life, my family's life, and the people in my community.
I listened to a podcast the other day and they were talking about taking your dream seriously. And when you do you stand to look silly in front of others because you claim it loudly. You proclaim it as something of value to you and others will draw b
I listened to a podcast the other day and they were talking about taking your dream seriously. And when you do you stand to look silly in front of others because you claim it loudly. You proclaim it as something of value to you and others will draw boundaries around you and your idea but really you set your standards.
I questioned everything, felt lost for a while, and still built this piece by piece. One foot in front of the other.
Taneile Hammond submitted this photo for the Cowgirl Project and I absolutely loved it! Her story is nothing short of inspiring as she spends her day riding pasture with her daughter and this summer her niece decided to join them. Serious girl power.. with the help of a pack of dogs. I loved the barren landscape, blue sky, and then bundled in warm clothing. I recall fondly moving cows each fall to pastures closer to home. The air was brisk, the wind had a bite, and yet the sunshine and blue skies made it all tolerable. It was nice to get this painting finished up and move onto my commission before the kids got home from school.
I didn’t start this to build a brand. I started it to feel less alone. Life out here is hard. Motherhood is hard. Choosing a different path is hard. But it’s also beautiful — because of the people who show up, cheer quietly, and keep going anyway. This space is for the ones building a life where they are. For the ones who understand both the grit and the grace. For the ones who know community doesn’t have to be loud to be strong. If you’re here, you’re part of it
And if you decide failure is progress then I guess you're always failing forward...
And if you decide failure is progress then I guess you're always failing forward...
Rejection is a part of the game. To start with I applied to small things and once I got accepted into those I tried applying to bigger things and maybe I got rejected this year but what next brings, time will only tell and that the thrill... Or maybe this is the cycle of a gambling addict šŸ¤” No matter how good it looks on the outside there is still hard parts. I just wanted to remind you of that today. Do you like this piece? It's available along with another one from this sequence of photos. Comment HEIRLOOM and find it amongst my other available Originals
I think I'm old now. I mean I've always beat to my own drum, but now more than ever. I can see where I've been and I can see where my life could go if I do the things that scare me/aren't cool. I am changing my life by making the cold call, going to the event alone, sending emails, redoing my website, creating automations, and continuing to be real. I don't care if people think it's cool or cringe, I'm doing it to change my life, my family's life, and the people in my community. Want to see one of my new automations I installed to serve you better? Comment KITCHEN and I'll send you a link to my tea towels, āœØautomatically āœØ I'm hoping these automations waste less of your time and connect you to what you want to be connected to!
This quote makes me chuckle. I'm definitely not going the easy way. But I hope I'm creating a positive impact that will connect with people.
This quote makes me chuckle. I'm definitely not going the easy way. But I hope I'm creating a positive impact that will connect with people.
It's sure loud out there. And there are a lot of people telling you what to be and how to act. When in reality, you just need to dance your dance and do what warms you from the inside.
It's starting! Year two of the Cowgirl Project is well underway and I'm excited to share with you the stories and photos women have shared with me and what they look like in paint! The Cowgirl Project is: šŸ¤Honouring women—past and present—who work(ed), endure(d), led, and love(d) this western life with their whole heart. šŸ¤Telling stories of land, labour, motherhood, grief, sacrifice, and joy from real women. šŸ¤Reclaiming “cowgirl” as a mindset not a skill set: capable, passionate, courageous, kind, and community oriented. šŸ¤Translating that story into paintings to solidify their story as one worth telling. šŸ¤Making space for other women to see themselves reflected and feel less alone in their own hard-won identities If you or someone you know would like to share their story and photos please comment COWGIRLING and I'll automatically send you a DM with more information
Turns out it never serves you to say why start now... If you've been eyeing one of my scarves comment LUXURY and I'll send you a direct link and a discount code!
It's starting! Year two of the Cowgirl Project is well underway and I'm excited to share with you the stories and photos women have shared with me and what they look like in paint! The Cowgirl Project is: šŸ¤Honouring women—past and present—who work(ed), endure(d), led, and love(d) this western life with their whole heart. šŸ¤Telling stories of land, labour, motherhood, grief, sacrifice, and joy from real women. šŸ¤Reclaiming “cowgirl” as a mindset not a skill set: capable, passionate, courageous, kind, and community oriented. šŸ¤Translating that story into paintings to solidify their story as one worth telling. šŸ¤Making space for other women to see themselves reflected and feel less alone in their own hard-won identities If you or someone you know would like to share their story and photos please comment COWGIRLING and I'll automatically send you a DM with more information
It's starting! Year two of the Cowgirl Project is well underway and I'm excited to share with you the stories and photos women have shared with me and what they look like in paint! The Cowgirl Project is: šŸ¤Honouring women—past and present—who work(ed), endure(d), led, and love(d) this western life with their whole heart. šŸ¤Telling stories of land, labour, motherhood, grief, sacrifice, and joy from real women. šŸ¤Reclaiming “cowgirl” as a mindset not a skill set: capable, passionate, courageous, kind, and community oriented. šŸ¤Translating that story into paintings to solidify their story as one worth telling. šŸ¤Making space for other women to see themselves reflected and feel less alone in their own hard-won identities If you or someone you know would like to share their story and photos please comment COWGIRLING and I'll automatically send you a DM with more information
I'm just stacking reps day after day. I'm not the best artist, marketer, book keeper, customer relations manager, but I am damn determined to try new things and continue to improve.
I'm just stacking reps day after day. I'm not the best artist, marketer, book keeper, customer relations manager, but I am damn determined to try new things and continue to improve.
I listened to a podcast today and they were talking about taking yourself seriously. That you can treat your dream seriously and actually want something. You can want to do it greatly. And if you take yourself seriously you stand to fail and look sil
I listened to a podcast today and they were talking about taking yourself seriously. That you can treat your dream seriously and actually want something. You can want to do it greatly. And if you take yourself seriously you stand to fail and look silly in front of others because you claim it loudly.
Resting is something I'm working on... Such a silly thing to say but if you know me, I'm foot to the floor board because I've got 6 hrs a day, 5 days a week(if I'm lucky) to do EVERYTHING in my business. You also know I'm the one shouting from the ro
Honest with myself that is
It's starting! Year two of the Cowgirl Project is well underway and I'm excited to share with you the stories and photos women have shared with me and what they look like in paint! The Cowgirl Project is: šŸ¤Honouring women—past and present&
It feels like a breath of fresh air to say, "I really don't care what you do." What someone else does might not be what I would do and it might not be how I would conduct myself, but they get to make that choice, not me and what a blessin
I think I'm old now. I mean I've always beat to my own drum, but now more than ever. I can see where I've been and I can see where my life could go if I do the things that scare me/aren't cool. I am changing my life by making the cold call, going t
I listened to a podcast the other day and they were talking about taking your dream seriously. And when you do you stand to look silly in front of others because you claim it loudly. You proclaim it as something of value to you and others will draw b
I questioned everything, felt lost for a while, and still built this piece by piece. One foot in front of the other.
Taneile Hammond submitted this photo for the Cowgirl Project and I absolutely loved it! Her story is nothing short of inspiring as she spends her day riding pasture with her daughter and this summer her niece decided to join them. Serious girl power.
I didn’t start this to build a brand. I started it to feel less alone. Life out here is hard. Motherhood is hard. Choosing a different path is hard. But it’s also beautiful — because of the people who show up, cheer quietly, and k
And if you decide failure is progress then I guess you're always failing forward...
Rejection is a part of the game. To start with I applied to small things and once I got accepted into those I tried applying to bigger things and maybe I got rejected this year but what next brings, time will only tell and that the thrill... Or maybe
I think I'm old now. I mean I've always beat to my own drum, but now more than ever. I can see where I've been and I can see where my life could go if I do the things that scare me/aren't cool. I am changing my life by making the cold call, going t
This quote makes me chuckle. I'm definitely not going the easy way. But I hope I'm creating a positive impact that will connect with people.
It's sure loud out there. And there are a lot of people telling you what to be and how to act. When in reality, you just need to dance your dance and do what warms you from the inside.
It's starting! Year two of the Cowgirl Project is well underway and I'm excited to share with you the stories and photos women have shared with me and what they look like in paint! The Cowgirl Project is: šŸ¤Honouring women—past and present&
Turns out it never serves you to say why start now... If you've been eyeing one of my scarves comment LUXURY and I'll send you a direct link and a discount code!
It's starting! Year two of the Cowgirl Project is well underway and I'm excited to share with you the stories and photos women have shared with me and what they look like in paint! The Cowgirl Project is: šŸ¤Honouring women—past and present&
It's starting! Year two of the Cowgirl Project is well underway and I'm excited to share with you the stories and photos women have shared with me and what they look like in paint! The Cowgirl Project is: šŸ¤Honouring women—past and present&
I'm just stacking reps day after day. I'm not the best artist, marketer, book keeper, customer relations manager, but I am damn determined to try new things and continue to improve. I listened to a podcast today and they were talking about taking yourself seriously. That you can treat your dream seriously and actually want something. You can want to do it greatly. And if you take yourself seriously you stand to fail and look sil

Iā€™m easy to reach ā€” whether itā€™s by email, social media, or even a good old-fashioned phone call. Consider this your open invitation to pull up a chair and chat.

Email: info@reneegould.ca
Phone: (403) 397-6305
Mailing Address: Box 10 Site 4 RR1, Millarville, Alberta, Canada, T0L1K0
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