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ALL OUR BUSINESSESS ARE AMERICAN BORN AND BREED BUT UNFORTUNATELY tHE OWNERS HAS MOVED TO AUSTRALIA FOR FAMILY REASON REASONS THOUGH ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ELSE HAS CHAGED FOR US. WE STILL CREATE AND MANUFACTURE ALL OUR YOUR PRODUCTS IN THE U.S.             

Ten years in this work that still gets us exited. We talk everyday, share ideas, argue about how a piece of aet should finally be seen by our clients. That pause, that look. Sometimes a message that says, "I didn't expect it to look that good". - it's a piece of someone's story, made visible.

 And we think everyone deserves to have their story told beautifully.

That's why we're still here. Still painting. Still inspired.

All our five artists work exclusively on professional drawing tablets, creating every portrait by hand — one brushstroke at a time. 

Sarah Mitchell — Portland, Oregon Specialty: Digital Oil Painting

Sarah has been painting portraits professionally for over twelve years. She came to digital art through a background in traditional oils, and that foundation shows in everything she creates — rich layering, careful attention to light, and a warmth that makes every face feel alive. Sarah's favorite subjects are couples and families, and she has a particular gift for capturing the quiet connection between people. 'A portrait isn't just a likeness,' she says. 'It's a relationship, frozen in time.

Marcus Delgado — Austin, Texas Specialist: Abstract Painting

Marcus didn't set out to paint portraits. He started in graphic design, moved into fine art, and eventually found his way to abstract portraiture almost by accident — and never looked back. His work is bold, layered, and unmistakably his: blocks of color that somehow, from the right distance, become a person you recognize. Marcus believes abstract art tells the truth about people in ways that realism can't. 'Realism shows you what someone looks like. Abstract shows you who they are.

David Reyes — Denver, Colorado: Digital Oil Painting Specialty: 

David grew up surrounded by art — his mother was a muralist, his father a photographer — and it shows in the scale and ambition of his work. His oil portraits are cinematic: dramatic lighting, deep shadows, and a confidence in composition that stops people in their tracks. He's the artist you want when you want a portrait that commands a room. David has a particular love for individual portraits — solo shots that make the subject look like they belong on a gallery wall. 'Every person has a heroic

Jennifer Okafor — Atlanta, Georgia Specialty: Watercolor Painting

Jennifer is the artist clients come to when they want something that feels like a memory. Her watercolor portraits are soft, luminous, and deeply emotional — the kind of thing you hang above a mantelpiece and look at every single day. She works slowly and deliberately, building up layers of color until the portrait breathes. Jennifer specializes in memorial portraits and milestone gifts: weddings, anniversaries, new babies, and the people we've lost. 'Watercolor forgives nothing and hides nothing,' she says. 'That's exactly why I love it.

Priya Nair — Chicago, Illinois Specialty: Watercolor & Abstract

Priya works across two styles and brings something unique to both. Her watercolor work is delicate and precise; her abstract pieces are playful and full of movement. She's the most versatile artist on the team, and clients who can't decide between styles often end up working with Priya. She has a background in illustration and a love of storytelling, which means her portraits always have a narrative quality — you look at them and feel like there's more to discover. 'Art should have layers,' she says. 'Not just technically. Emotionally.'

All five of our artists work exclusively on professional drawing tablets, creating every portrait by hand — one brushstroke at a time.