Central Ohio artist Rebecca Burdock returns to Kittie’s Highline Art Space in Worthington with her new exhibit, “A Little Happy,” showing November 1–December 31, 2025.

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What began as a simple online experiment five years ago quickly became a daily practice for Burdock, the owner of Rebecca Ink., LLC. She carves out studio time to make art from an online prompt, with the expectation of building a collection of pieces. Using watercolor and ink, Burdock creates animal-centric artwork.

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“Creating from a prompt can be challenging,” Rebecca explains. “It takes a while to get into the groove and create a piece I like. I do a lot of different styles of artwork, and this one is light hearted and happy. The world needs that. I try to be whimsical and humorous in interpreting the prompts, creating unexpected images that make people smile.”

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Burdock’s artwork can be found throughout central Ohio in several locations. She has illustrated a children's book, Sunny the Firefly, and this year, she has had the pleasure of teaching a monthly watercolor class at Spires Social. 

The owners of Kittie’s, Steve and Diane Herman, said, “We have gotten to know Rebecca as the curator of the Art Space, and we are so excited to see her show. It always sparks lively conversations with our guests. What could be better than delicious coffee, freshly made pastries, and art?”

The Hermans own two other Kittie’s Cakes locations in central Ohio, where they are proud to offer new twists on family favorites alongside amazing coffee. Kittie’s offers fresh, locally-roasted One Line coffee, teas, hot chocolate, smoothies, and baked goods. Located at 693 High Street in Worthington, the shop is open Monday-Sunday, 7am-4pm.