Elizabeth * Lisa
About me
Making pictures and telling stories has always been my language. I think in color, shape, and composition, and I communicate best through visual elements rather than words alone. This way of working—of noticing, translating, and sharing what I see—has shaped my life and my voice as an artist. It’s how I connect, how I make sense of the world, and how I invite others into it. Following this path hasn’t just defined my work; it has brought me deep joy, purpose, and a lifelong sense of curiosity.
What can I say?
I’ve been making art since I could hold a crayon (and occasionally, the walls were my first canvas). These days, I chase light — how it bounces off a pear, slips through a flower petal, or turns something ordinary into something quietly magical. My paintings are little love notes to the moments we usually rush past. I want to make you pause, smile, and maybe say, “Oh, I never noticed that before.” Because beauty isn’t hiding — it’s just waiting for us to look up.
Vision
My art is a little bit of everything I love—impressionists who made light dance, surrealists who made dreams feel possible, Turner’s skies, Wyeth’s quiet intensity, Rob O'Dell's frank honesty, Klee’s whimsy, Vermeer’s magic, and a dash of Ken Wilson’s faith in me.
Damon, Victoria, and Ben have inspired me to be better, work harder, and keep everyone laughing. I owe so much to these artists, and to the people who keep nudging me forward—they know who they are, and I’ll never forget it. Their influence is woven into every brushstroke, even the ones that get a little messy (because let’s face it, perfection is boring).
