Be well,
Jeannine
SAINT PAUL, MN PORTRAIT STUDIO
WE CREATE JOYFUL HOMES THROUGH PORTRAIT ART
Mission
Our mission is to give your relationships strength by celebrating your story through custom portrait art as constant reminder of your treasured relationships through the best days and the worst days.
Meaningful Portraits
Families are always growing and changing. Embrace the beautiful relationships between mother and son, father and daughter, brother and sister, and more through purposeful portrait art. We take the time to get to know you and your family through a unique experience so we can be sure to create portraits that are meaningful to you.
The stories we rehearse
“We have to prove memories relentlessly, We remember events we have photos for in our family scrapbooks but we don’t remember the events that weren’t photographed. It has nothing to do with the act of taking the picture, but everything to do with rehearsing the story, the one we tell every time we see that picture. “
-Seth Godin
What do your walls say?
Imagine passing by a portrait art piece that serves as a reminder of your love that your children need to become confident individuals. A visual reminder the love that your partner cares even in the roughest times. And that your pet provides you unconditional love even when they’ve eaten your favorite shoes.
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“We have to prove memories relentlessly, We remember events we have photos for in our family scrapbooks but we don’t remember the events that weren’t photographed. It has nothing to do with the act of taking the picture, but everything to do with rehearsing the story, the one we tell every time we see that picture. “
-Seth Godin
“We have to prove memories relentlessly, We remember events we have photos for in our family scrapbooks but we don’t remember the events that weren’t photographed. It has nothing to do with the act of taking the picture, but everything to do with rehearsing the story, the one we tell every time we see that picture. “
-Seth Godin
