THE PEOPLE WHO MAKE THIS HAPPEN

 

Haley Scheiblauer

Every piece I paint is a process and they all have a story to tell. I have found the stories are my favorite part. Not just of art, but of people, too.  These paintings become a vessel. A holder, giving release to a feeling.

Knowing that simple pieces of paper or a canvas, covered in layers of paint, contains thoughts, ideas, feelings, experiences, hurts, prayers and joys.

That in a way, it’s okay to leave them there and walk away.

Always more whole than when I started. 

Through telling a story and connecting with people, I’m able to be myself.

Hopefully letting others find themselves, too. 

May you enjoy going on a journey with me through these pages, paintings,

and the stories we ALL tell. 

Love always, Haley

 

Carrie Peirce

Together, Carrie and I have shared a great deal of life over the past 8 years. We have run races, slowly. We have walked countless miles. We have cried while eating chips and salsa. We have charted out family members and old boy friends (on napkins). We have raised kids (she has sent some off to college)… battled illnesses, buried a parent, laughed over our junk cars and impulsively bought new ones. We have shared our similarities and also our differences. 

Now, I like to call her "boss". Hygienist by trade, pusher of art and wrangler of this ADD creative by afternoon. All because she wants to see this succeed. (And, honestly, I think she just got tired of me talking in circles!)

Everyone needs some besties like this. 

 

Lane Scheiblauer

 Lane is the remover of our obstacles . The real boss.

Our biggest cheerleader and a wealth of knowledge. The one who holds this ship together. Doing anything and everything. 

I'm personally grateful that he has the biggest heart and brightest smile of anyone I know. He is willing to run 100 miles an hour towards all of my crazy dreams. Even to the point that I put the breaks on. Without him, much of this would not get done. 

Lane owns a company based out of Kennesaw, Ga. Where he is actually the real "boss". 

We are forever grateful he wears multiple hats well!