artists’ shticks generally suck.
most likely, they’ll list a bunch of niche achievements you won’t recognize, name drop in a bumptious kind of way, and use really cryptic words, all in the name of their mysterious aesthetic.
i don’t like how they all follow that pattern.
so, anyway, joanna gaines has my painting on her wall and totally featured me in her mag. i also paint origials for cb2, and lulu + georgia. also, also i was voted best artist to hang out with in a converted barn in the kamas valley, which is this totally real thing that i for sure did not make up.
someday when i grow up i will be super good at updating my goings on here, but for now - this is what i got.
side note: if it says sold out - message me and we can chat about something similar.
new
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love doesn't suck
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shut up
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check yes or no
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broken crayons
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tomorrow is just as good
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art tells the best stories.
in the most primal way, we humans seek connection. belonging. understanding. we each want to mean something to someone, to be heard, seen, pinned against the wall with vibrancy and life.
art, then, is an intimate form of storytelling – brushstrokes splaying memoirs across a canvas, texture and paint uniting fragments of the past with hope for the future.
i paint to pull you closer,
to breathe life into love lost,
to champion the underdog,
to find out what happens when you don’t give up.
kind words
"we have about 25 friends and family joining us this weekend and your art has made out place so extra special."
"thank you so much for the painting - it is such a generous and kind gesture that will always remind me to follow my dreams and never give up."
"dude!!! the art is beyond amazing. it is absolutely f*cking insanely beautiful and 10,000% awesome!!"
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