about me.

About Keri Schultz

Artist, Astrologer & Holistic Guide

Born in Virginia Beach in 1974, I’ve always felt drawn to the unseen, the colorful, and the soulful. As a little girl, you could find me at my tiny green and yellow table with my Crayola Caddy, lost in a world of coloring and drawing. Art was my sanctuary—and it would later become part of my healing.

I briefly studied art at VCU before continuing my creative education at Florida Atlantic University, where I graduated summa cum laude with a BFA in Graphic Design in 2004. 

I went on to work in publishing and design, but life had other plans. In 2007, I was diagnosed with hormone-positive breast cancer. What followed was a long, intense journey—chemotherapy, multiple surgeries, early menopause, depression, and the unraveling of everything I thought I knew about myself.

Between 2011 and 2015, I returned to art as a way to process grief and find beauty again. At the same time, I experienced a profound dark night of the soul. Searching for answers, I enrolled in cosmetology school, got married in 2014, and started over once more.

In 2015, a spiritual awakening cracked me open to the deeper purpose behind my pain. I discovered essential oils, began detoxifying my life, and—perhaps most importantly—reconnected with the magic of astrology in 2018.

My love for astrology began long before I understood it. As a toddler, I remember being captivated by the framed zodiac signs around my hospital birth announcement. But it wasn’t until my 40s, during a season of intense personal transformation, that astrology truly found me. It gave me language for my journey and a mirror for my soul.

Now living in Southwest Florida, I’ve woven together a tapestry of art, astrology, and holistic healing—tools that helped me remember who I am.

My work is devoted to helping others do the same. Through custom astrology readings, vibrant intuitive artwork, and soul-nurturing offerings like essential oils and energy healing, I help guide people back into alignment with their soul’s purpose.

Whether through color, cosmos, or conscious living, I believe we’re all here to shine—not in spite of our wounds, but because of the wisdom they hold.