A MAXIMALIST FEMININE COLOR EXPLOSION
I'm a Tennessee girl. I grew up in Memphis and started painting when my grandfather gave me permission to paint the pool house at sixteen. I never really stopped.
From Memphis I made my way to New York City, where I studied at the Fashion Institute of Technology, before eventually finding my way back to Tennessee—and my new home in Chattanooga.
I don't just paint hotels and houses. I paint my dresses, shoes, purse and iPhone. Paint is cheap, but my hand-painted pieces are one-of-a-kind.
I believe beauty is a vibe. That ordinary things are just waiting for a little imagination. And that life is entirely too short for beige.
So be loud. Be pretty. Be colorful. Don't give a flip.
And whenever you can, help somebody else along the painted pink-brick road.




HOW I WORK
Every surface counts
A room is not finished at the walls. The ceiling, the floor, the furniture and the light are all part of the same piece.
Cheap is chic
Thrifted, secondhand, off the curb. The budget goes into hours, not materials.
Always by hand
No vinyl, no projector. If it looks hand-painted it is because it is.
Loud on purpose
Punk rock femininity. Loud beauty. In-your-face flowers. None of it is an accident.
Find out who you are and do it on purpose.
— Dolly Parton












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golf covers, hand-painted
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jackets for Dolly Parton
I'VE PAINTED FOR
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