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Y’all come out to @grittaylor next week! I’ll be there, and we can have charcuterie together, and you can even buy a painting.

Stumbled across these old pictures Ryan took of my studio while we were still in the thick of building and our first child had just begun walking 🐛 Time has sped up since then: I’ve been in the studio long enough to make a mess of it, watch ou

Muse 💖
If you’re in Memphis please go see this group show I got to be part of, at @theuglyartco “Water Valley in Memphis” along with @aunt.ag0ny @toriellissmith @coulterfussell @brookepalexander @doequilts @erinaustenabbott

🪄 work in progress

House Quilt No. 2
2024, oil on aluminum composite panel within mixed media frame: wood, paper, aluminum, acrylic

In the tradition of barn quilts, this painting is based off of an unfinished quilt top by my great grandmother. The frame it lives in is

Goddess for Children
2024, oil on stretched canvas, 16 x 20 inches

This chiminea sat in the front lawn of my daughter’s daycare for years like a sentinel. I would walk past this utilitarian sculpture daily and she would have chalk scrawled and

My Beloved
2024, oil on canvas in antique frame, 16 x 18 inches

Our property used to be home to a small commercial chicken farm, with two 140 foot long pole barns. One was long gone before us, and now the site of my studio. The other one remains and

2023, oil on canvas, 38 x 24 inches

I have painted this image three times now, each time slightly differently. This was our rooster George, who was beautiful and gentle--the latter of which made him a terrible rooster but a lovely presence. He sits,

PATRON'S PACKET

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