Hi, I'm Ginny 

Welcome to my Studio!

I'm a painter inspired by the beauty of everyday life. My work reflects a deep-seated nostalgia for simpler times, brought to life through a winsome and illustrative style. Each painting is a tribute to the quiet, ordinary moments that often go unnoticed—a morning coffee, the coziness of a home library, or the charm of an heirloom object. These fleeting experiences carry profound stories and emotions, and I strive to capture them on canvas.

Through my art, I want to create pieces that resonate with warmth, familiarity, and joy. My goal is for each painting to serve as a reminder of the beauty found in the ordinary and the power of simple, meaningful moments. I’m particularly drawn to capturing spaces, interiors, home libraries, and heirloom objects—the things that make a house a home.

My ideal collectors value creativity, nostalgia, and personal expression in their spaces. They appreciate handcrafted art that tells a story and adds a layer of warmth and character to their homes. I’m thrilled to share my work with others who find comfort and inspiration in the little details of life.

If you are interested in knowing more about me, you can read My Story.

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Exhibitions & Art Shows:

August 2025-Loyola Art Show, Mobile, AL

April 2025-Scouted Studio Emerging Artist Online Show

April 2024 & October 2024-Scouted Studio Emerging Artist Online Show

June 2023-June 2024-Lively House Exhibition, Murfreesboro, TN

Podcasts:

The Art Coaching Club Podcast-coming soon!

fun facts about me:

favorite color: navy blue

enneagram 4 wing 5, introvert, homebody, middle child

francophile, bibliophile, anglophile, biophile, plantophile, pluviophile

favorite foods: pizza and chocolate chip cookies

coffee: French press with half & half

favorite artists: Monet (he painted the way I saw things in my dreams), and I'm truly fascinated by Van Gogh and Matisse!

dream goals: have a gallery exhibit at the Hunter Museum in Chattanooga (my grandmother had an exhibit there in the 80's and I would love to follow in her footsteps), illustrate a children's book, and have a studio space where people can visit