About
William Mclure
Birmingham, Alabama
William Rankin McLure IV was born an artist. William was creative since he was a very young child through his God-given talent of art and design. Born in Louisiana, he and his family soon moved back to Alabama to be close to a large and loving family. William’s kindergarten teacher recognized his talent and wrote his mother a note when William was four years old for her to recognize, support, encourage and nurture William in his creativity and said that one day he would be a famous artist. William graduated from The Southern Institute of Design, where he was active in the American Society of Interior Designers as a student. His artwork can evolve from realism, to drawings, to sketches, to abstract at any given moment, and many times being created in literal hours during long evenings at home. His work has been featured on many design and art blogs, including Lonny Magazine, La Dolce Vita, Southern Living, Mark D. Sikes, and Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles Magazine. He and Ran, his Weimaraner and constant companion, reside in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Alexis Walter
New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans-based artist, Alexis Walter has been painting her entire life. Having been mesmerized by Modernist Nicolas de Staël’s lush strokes of paint and dynamic use of color for as long as she can remember (one of her earliest art class memories is from grammar school when she was assigned to paint a painting in the style of one of our favorite artists. “Mine, of course, was de Staël,” she says), becoming a full-time artist was somewhat inevitable. Her work, which is comprised of oil and acrylic on canvas, reflects de Staël’s influence in its heavy layers and through Walter’s use of vibrant—yet not overpowering—color.
Walter’s sources of inspiration come through in her paintings as well. “The history of people and places, peeling back the layers of time to learn something or someone became what they are now, is fascinating to me,” she says. “I use my palette knife to create layers of dimension to tell a story and give a little bit of history to each piece. ”An affinity for design is also evident. While Walter ultimately decided to pursue art, in college she went back and forth between fine art and interior design, a passion that still factors into her work. “I think my love for interior design is a part of why I love painting so much. I work with designers a lot, painting commissions using their fabric, and wallpaper, and paint selections as my muses. I am able to be a part of the creative side of design work, which is my favorite part.”
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Jane Timberlake Cooper
Birmingham, Alambama
Jane Timberlake Cooper is a visual artist in Birmingham, Alabama. She received her BFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago and her MFA from Rhode Island School of Design where she studied painting and printmaking. She has also studied organic dyes and indigo with dye-master Katherine Ellis, Japanese book binding, and various paper making techniques. Her work has been shown in galleries across the Southeast and abroad. Her work features a beautiful mix of mediums and textures including paint, pigment, plaster, and thread which culminate in minimalist, yet striking compositions.
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Rob Delamater
San Francisco, California
San Francisco-based artist, Rob Delamater’s work is created using various forms of printmaking (hand-painted monoprints in water-based paints on archival paper),painting and collage. His most successful pieces combine simplicity and the Japanese concept of "wabi sabi" (finding beauty in imperfection). Raised in Southern California where both the coast and the desert imprinted their beauty on him at an early age. The dramatic clash of nature (water, hills, constantly changing weather) with urban forms(architecture, the angles of the streets) has a significant influence on his work. Collectors of his work include Charlize Theron, Nate Berkus, Tom Ford, and Ken Fulk.
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Kayce Hughes
Nashville, Tennessee
Kayce has been dreaming up and creating colorful things as long as she can remember. As a studio art major in college she focused on drawing, painting and photography. For many years Kayce's creative focus was in clothing. First working for Ralph Lauren in NY and then starting her own children's line called Pears & Bears. That line expanded into women's and became Kayce Hughes. The line grew to 3 standalone stores (Nashville, Chattanooga and Atlanta) a website, trunk shows and whole sale accounts across the US and beyond. In 2016 she sold the company to 2 former employee's who have hired her to design with them under the name Peg & Kris. She is excited to spend more time on her paintings, which have already garnered the attention of beautiful stores like Bunny Williams Home in New York, Draper James in Tennessee and Rivers Spencer in Los Angeles, as well as several talented designers including Mark D. Sikes, Sara Bartholomew, Pencil & Paper Co and Jonathan Savage.
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Kimberly Moore
Atlanta, GA
The process of layering colors and mediums is similar to the layering of our life experiences. Scraping off color to reveal the indelible marks of our past.
Art has always been a part of Kimberly Moore’s life. As a dealer for many years of antiques and art, she took a leap of faith and took her passion for painting to the marketplace. After having her work purchased by a number of well-known published designers she knew she could pursue her dream!
Kimberly’s works are created with various mediums and collage. She searches for vintage frames for her small works, giving them a unique look.
Kimberly’s work has found its way into many beautiful Interiors across the US and abroad, the Kips Bay Showhouse NY, Four Seasons Cabo, and soon will be placed in the landmark Beverly Hills Hotel.
Renee Bouchon
Atlanta, GA
Renee Bouchon is an Atlanta-based abstract artist who's love of unexpected color combinations combined with an intuitive application of mixed media on paper and canvas has attracted a devoted following of collectors both nationally and abroad. With no regard for the end result while painting in the moment, Renee’s work seamlessly embodies the juxtaposition of quiet space and movement in a way that creates perfect harmony. For Renee, inspiration comes in all forms, and she thrives off seeing how a little snippet of creation can transform any given space. Her work inadvertently takes on a life of its own as she paints into and out of chaos while allowing the negative space and color to have a dialogue of their own, thus creating a beautiful work of art.
Renee’s work has been featured in Vogue, Architectural Digest, Southern Living, Elle Decor and House Beautiful, as well as regional shelter publications.
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Hillary Howorth
Nashville, TN
Hillary Howorth was raised in Greenville, South Carolina, but has made Nashville, TN her home after marrying a Nashville native. They now reside in Nashville raising their three young boys.
Hillary is a self-taught, instinctual, contemporary and mixed media artist. Born into a family of do-it-yourselfers, creatives and musicians, her creativity and passion for the arts was encouraged and supported from an early age. Hillary has always felt the need to create and spent much of her childhood doing so through ballet, choreography, drawing and design which lead to her attending a fine arts high school part time in Greenville, SC. While Hillary has been creating works of art throughout her life, it was not until 2012 when home on bed rest during her first pregnancy that she began painting. Her love for painting ultimately lead her to committing to art full time. She has now made a career out of her passion by learning to trust her own inclinations.
Hillary’s collection of original contemporary art has been featured in House Beautiful Magazine and The Scout Guide. Her work is diverse and incorporates a wide variety of mediums that add texture and depth to each piece. Her preference is art expressed through soothing palettes, and variations of color to convey a sense of peace and serenity. Being self-taught gives Hillary the freedom to paint outside the traditional “rules” of formal educational training. Hillary feels that art shouldn’t have boundaries or parameters— there is no right or wrong way to express and create.
Erin Donahue Tice
Austin, Texas
Erin Donahue Tice is a self-taught abstract artist. Following a 12-year career in corporate PR, she started painting after the birth of her second son as both a creative and therapeutic outlet.
Erin's medium of choice is acrylics but she also experiments with mixed mediums. She is drawn to the object nature of abstract art and loves the free-flowing experience of creating something unexpected. She especially loves the process of marrying interior design with art and is passionate about working hand-in-hand with designers and clients alike to create a statement.
Erin also draws inspiration from her "happy place," The Hamptons, where she has spent her summers since 2010.
Erin resides in Austin, TX with her husband Bill and their two little boys, William and George. A third son is on the way this June!
Erin Lato
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Baton Rouge, Louisiana native Erin Lato has been learning and perfecting her craft over the last 5 years, she has slowly and carefully curated a business and brand she is genuinely passionate about. She is a Louisiana Master Gardener and gains inspiration for her work using the organic shapes and color variances found in nature. She has a strong appreciation for interior design and how a well thought out space can elevate the way you live unassumingly in the background.
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Joe Turner
Birmingham, Alabama
Joe is a self taught artist living in Birmingham, Alabama. He has always felt that he was destined to do something in the world of art and design, which is why he attends Samford University, majoring in Interior Design. As an Artist and soon-to-be Designer, Joe envisions and says, "I see a family sitting together in a room that I designed with my art hanging on the wall, spending quality time and laughing over a healthy meal. Every Sunday, my family sits around the table and eats a meal together no matter what. I want my customers to have the same experience through the atmosphere of a warm home that holds beautiful work of art.”
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Kiristin Blakeney
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Kristin is an Alabama based artist who finds inspiration from her travels as well as her hometown in the mountains of North Carolina. Her abstracts are expertly layered using a variety of mediums until she reaches her desired aesthetic, which she describes as "sophisticated in color and etherial in projection."
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Hannah Dean
Houston, Texas
Hannah Dean is a Houston based fine artist who is known for her pastel hues and masterful landscapes. Hannah was born and raised in Southern Alabama and often draws inspiration from the colors of the Gulf Coast.
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Sally Threlkeld
Birmingham, Alabama
Sally is a self-taught artist who has pursued art for as long as she can remember. she grew up in Shelbyville, KY, but now calls Birmingham, AL her home. Her work as an artist began on impulse in her spare time from her career in nursing. The path she now takes is slow and deliberate. Each piece taking as many steps as necessary until she feels the final painting is refined and unexpected. Each non-objective abstract takes her on a journey using different mediums to produce wonder and delight.
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Laura McCarty
Inlet Beach, Florida
Born and raised in Georgia, from a young age, Laura developed a deep love for an array of creative outlets. Design, painting and florals have played a huge part in her life. Laura attended Auburn University and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design. Laura’s abstract style is inspired by unique color combinations, gestural marks and texture. No matter the subject, she hopes that her work will be a tangible representation of a special time or memory. Laura lives and works as a full-time freelance designer and artist in Inlet Beach, Florida. Most days you can find her at home with her husband, Mark, wrangling their two daughters. Miller (2) and Stockton (welcomed in July) are the main source of inspiration for all of Laura’s work.
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Courtney Hill
Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida
Courtney Hill is an abstract artist who resides and creates in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. She is a colorist in the truest sense of the word. She explores analogous hues with various opacities through veils of layering and application. Her works evoke a sense of serenity through her expert use of color. Additionally, Courtney has worked in art galleries for over a decade and now serves as gallery director.
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Lindsey J. Porter
Birmingham, Alabama
The imaginative paintings of American, Southern artist, Lindsey J. Porter are exhibited and collected across the U.S. and her most recent work has received attention from collectors and galleries, internationally. Born in Alabama, Porter had a very colorful childhood where creativity was innate and her artistic expression in the fine arts was encouraged.
By 11 years old, Porter was an apprentice to a professional artist, and was selling her own artwork by the time she was teenager. Savannah College of Art and Design awarded her the May Poetter Scholarship and from there, she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts. After college, Porter started a fine art business, creating work in various mediums such as photography, film making, and painting.
A current series of works on paper, “Botanicals and Geometrics” derives from an intuitive process of abstracting form, line, and dimension. Porter’s loosely represented subjects are inspired by the organic variety of nature and painted solely from her memory and imagination.
Sarah Ella Cole
Nashville, Tennessee
Sarah Ella is a Nashville based artist who plays with all mediums to create multifold texture and finish. She is drawn to the fine lines of geometry and is known for her unique geometric compositions.
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Chris Brandell
Vienna, Virginia
Born and raised in New Rochelle, New York, Chris evolved her work over the past two decades in her private studio in Vienna, Virginia. Her neutral palette conveys modern and organic elements such as metal, stone and fossils while her minimal paint marks preserve their stories.
“I paint to explore the intersection of personal authenticity and its interaction in the natural world. For me, painting is mystical and flows intuitively from inspiration that links my mind and heart together. Informed by my love of natural and inorganic objects and their minimal simplicity, my recent paintings honor the beauty and peaceful subtlety of these forms with a neutral palette and raw, minimal mark making. My intention is to provide evocative art that changes the energy of its surroundings and enables observers to form their own relationship with the work. My practice is complete when I leave nothing off of the canvas, but the tension between the negative space and paint feels entirely profound and reflects the objects which inspired it."
Amanda Carol
Houston, Texas
Amanda Carol is a Houston - based artist and interior designer who finds her inspiration from decor, fashion, and nature. When the pandemic hit and her interior design business got put on hold, Amanda turned her creative energy towards painting which was very well received. Amanda is continuing her path as an artist and has some exciting things happening on the horizon.
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