Evergreen Design Co.

05/31/2026

I made these two pieces in the same week a while back! I don’t think I’ve gone through that much white spray paint in one week ever!! Also, these pieces look like relatives😅😅. Thank you so much for your orders Linda Miller Betsy Rush!!

05/24/2026

I’m honestly not sure who liked this board more, the men (and Stacy) at Geise, or my mom!! She was telling people about this board for weeks after it went out and made me show everyone pictures of it! But I mean can you blame her?? It’s STUNNING! Thank you so much for your business Geisendorfers!
Geisendorfer Geisendorfer

05/17/2026

An absolute STUNNER that went out a while back! Still can’t get over this color scheme! Thank you so much for your business Rash! We hope you love it as much as we do Nikki Schoonover Montana Schoonover🫶🏻🫶🏻

05/10/2026

A couple of “staple” pieces we did a while back! Wood stains and black are definitely our most asked for color arrangements and I can see why! So stunning! Thank you for your business Wheeler and Duncan 💚

05/03/2026

We had the pleasure of making this nursery piece for the cutest little dude a while back! Thank you for your business Skylar Parsons (and LJ)🫶🏻🫶🏻

05/03/2026

When you redo a house that’s been in your family for over 100 years, you DEFINITELY need a piece of art for the wall that tells a bit of the story💚. Thank you so much for your business Olivia Walter C**n! So glad I got to be a little part of this cool story! 🫶🏻🫶🏻

04/26/2026

Marble boards really make a piece! Absolutely stunning! Thank you for your business Becky Beaver ☺️☺️

04/25/2026

04/19/2026

I do not usually make posts like these and it's a bit of a longer read, but I promise it's worth it❤️❤️

✨How to approach getting an order to remake another artists work, when you've been hurt in the past from your work being replicated✨

Last year I was asked if I could make a piece that someone had seen online and fell in love with. Of course, I was thankful that they approached me to make something for their home, but also that they believed I had the ability to replicate something incredible! However, I always approach "remaking" other people's work tentatively...

A couple of years ago I was approached by someone at a vendors event I attended wondering if they could take a picture of a piece of mine to get approval from their husband to purchase! Later I realized the picture was taken to instead replicate and sell through their own business. I'm not going to lie, this made me feel very uneasy. So when it came to being asked to replicate and run the risk of hurting another this way, I reached out to the original artist (the ever talented and awesome, Marissa ).

I had a great conversation with Marissa about the situation of being asked to make a piece like hers. In the messages I brought up how I’ve been hurt by this in the past and that I didn’t want to do this to her. I mentioned not doing her piece exactly, but definitely pulling inspiration from one because that’s what my customer asked for. Also, how I didn’t even want to post about it because it’s not my original idea and that I feel like I’m stealing another’s style. She reassured me that she was okay with me making the piece and told me to definitely post it! She actually mentioned I am the only person to ever ask permission before just making and posting work similar to hers. As artists, we draw inspiration from so many different places, it's how we keep our work fresh! But blatantly replicating another's work piece by piece just doesn't sit well with me. So the way to approach being asked to make other artists work is as simple as having a conversation, and being sure to give credit where credit is due! 💗💗

Thanks again to Kira for your order and Marissa for your kindness!!Now enjoy this blooper of me to lighten the mood!😅😅