hand-painted with love
Your celebration,
hand-painted
by Lori.
“Every piece begins as a brushstroke, a story, and a name I want to honor.”
— Lori
Loved by hundreds of families
No two are alike
painted just for you
made by hand
acrylic · chalk · brush
slow craft
Each piece takes 2–4 weeks from sketch to reveal.
how it's made
Four handmade
stages, every time.
- 01
Concept in Canva
Lori sketches your direction so you know exactly what is coming.
- 02
Chalk tracing with projector
The design is projected and traced by hand for clean lines.
- 03
Hand-painted, matte acrylic
Soft brushes, layered color, gentle texture. No prints. No vinyl.
- 04
The final reveal
A final pass with chalk pen, photographed and ready for your celebration.
recent celebrations
From Lori's studio.
one of a kind
Every banner, every sign, every quiet little canvas — painted only once, only for you.
Browse every piece →choose your starting point
The collections.
Starting prices below — Lori sends your final quote once she sees your idea.
good to know
Common questions.
How long does Lori need?+
Two to four weeks is ideal. Anything inside two weeks is a rush — Lori may add a small rush fee depending on her schedule.
Why a deposit?+
The deposit reserves your spot on Lori's calendar and covers the concept and materials before paint goes on canvas.
Can I make changes?+
Each creation includes one small adjustment after Lori shares the concept direction. Major redesigns may require an added fee.
Pickup or delivery?+
Most pieces are picked up locally. Lori will coordinate the time when your creation is ready.
Can I send inspiration?+
Yes — share photos, Pinterest boards, color palettes, anything that helps Lori feel your vision.
What sizes are available?+
Lori paints everything from small signs to large backdrop banners. Just tell her your space and she'll suggest a fit.
a note from the studio
Ready to start
your creation?
Tell Lori who you're celebrating, the vibe you love, and any inspiration you have. She'll send your quote within a day or two — handwritten, never automated.
— with love, Lori