Hello! I’m Mallory.

I am a wife to my college sweetheart. Mother to three boys and a girl. Artist for as long as I can remember.

BFA in Art/Art Education from The University of Georgia. Former Middle School Art Teacher. Presently, homeschooler and painter.

Born and raised in Georgia and now planted in Tennessee. We left part of our hearts in Vicenza, Italy, where we got to live and raise our family for a time.

My favorite European adventure was traveling to the Provence region of France - seeing the lavender fields, feeling the winds that create the magical light found there, touring Cezanne’s studio in Aix-en-Provence, walking the mile loop around Arles holding a baguette and standing where Vincent and Cezanne’s yellow house once stood, then walking past the spots where he painted scenes such as “Night Cafe,” “Starry Night Over the Rhone,” and “Langlois Bridge,” Finally, a car ride over to St. Remy-de-Provence - seeing Vincent’s olive groves, the original almond blossom tree painted symbolically for his new nephew, and the room where his tragic asylum days were spent. These artists, and others of a post-impressionist style, are my artistic heroes. You’ll notice their influence greatly in my work.

I love a good dance beat (former hip hop dancer… it never left my bones!), sprinkles, a 3:00 cappuccino, travel, biking with my family, friendship, exercise, fall and springtime, reading aloud with my kids, laughing, and OG emoticons. :)

I am pretty poor at taking care of house plants, obeying clocks, starting in the middle of books instead of the beginning, and tackling piles I have every intention of getting to… eventually.

I pray that these works invite you to study the beauty that lies beyond what we can visibly see and curiously study your surroundings in new light - invigorated simply by color, texture, movement and form in your own daily life.

It's my hope that these pictures point to a realm beyond our understanding, created by Jesus, who is the master painter. He gave us all these things in creation to behold and pass through our collective creative conscious, invoking in us a response that exceeds the limits of our language - an unspoken invigoration of the soul.

Let’s respond. Let’s sing. Let’s dance. Let’s paint.

“Having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, let us use them…” Romans 12:6