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Follow along, enjoy my shenanigans, & send me some love @chellethepainter.

Email

Send me an email at chellethepainter@gmail.com.

Carrier Pigeon

Kidding! Please do not send me a carrier pigeon. I'm terrified of birds.

FAQs

Where can I see your work in person?

Here are some places you can see my work in the greater Green Bay area. 
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Lion’s Mouth Bookstore
211 N Washington St, Unit 107, Green Bay, WI, 54301
Monday-Friday 10am-6pm
Saturday 10am-5pm
Vraiment is here. You can purchase via the QR code or on the website. 

NWTC Artisan and Business Center
1417 Cedar St, Green Bay, WI 54302
Open for students and members. 
Ephemere & Notre Dame de Paris. Pieces here can be purchased on the website. 

Kavarna Coffeehouse
143 N Broadway, Green Bay, WI, 54303
Monday-Friday 7am-3pm
Saturday 8am-3pm
Sunday 8am-2pm
Pieces here can be purchased via QR code on the wall.

Nest Cowork + Club
111 N Broadway, Unit D, Green Bay, WI 54303
Open to members and for events.
Stained & Time Machine Operator are here. Pieces here can be purchased via QR code or on my website. 

After: a Social Club
365 Main Ave, Suite D, De Pere, WI, 54115
Friday & Saturday  7pm-1am
Pieces here can be purchased via QR code on the wall or on the website. Display changes out monthly for the De Pere Art Nite hosted on the second Friday of the month. 

Resource One Realty, LLC
1740 E. Matthew Drive, De Pere, WI 54115
Open for onsite services 8am-5pm.
Pieces here can be purchased on the website. 

Do you do commissions?

Absolutely! I love them.
I offer two options: 
  1. A wedding bouquet painting. This option is amazing for a first time commission because size and colors and image are all decided for you. You get a completely unique piece of artwork with very few decisions.
  2. Something totally custom. This one is a little more decision on your part. We’ll talk about size, colors, feel of the piece, what you want it to look like. 
One note here is that I do commissions in my style. I love what I do, and I want you to love what I create for you. You won’t see me doing a pet portrait because it won’t be a good use of my time or your money. If you want a pet portrait or something that falls outside of my normal style, I do recommend going to an artist that specializes more in what you’re looking for because it's going to lead to a better result.

How can I purchase your work?

The easiest way is the online store! I’ve got my available works listed there and  you can even shop by size or by collection if you know a little bit more what you’re looking for. 
I do offer flexible payment plans for any pieces over $1000. If you’re interested in a large piece and paying on a payment plan, send me an email at chellethepainter@gmail.com to discuss the options. ​

How can I stay up to date on what you’re doing?

Great question!

What if I’m interested in a piece but I don’t know if it will fit well into my home? Home decor isn’t my strong suit.

Send me an email or a DM! Tell me what piece you’re thinking about and the space you’re thinking it might go in. Feel free to send pics. I’m happy to do some dreaming with you to make sure you can make a space that you totally love. I love home decor!

Are you a title first or a title last type of artist? 

Ooooh! This is a juicy one. I am a title first person. I have a section of my Google Tasks app dedicated to title ideas. Some of them live there for a short time. Others sit and wait for YEARS before becoming a painting (those are the ones that really need to marinate in my brain). 

There are times when the title changes during the course of painting. Sometimes the story I set out to tell with a painting doesn’t end up being the one I’m telling, so I have to rethink the title. But by and large, I’m a title first person. 

There are little post-it notes that float around my studio keeping the name of the painting with the painting itself.

Where do you find inspiration?

The inspiration for my titles come from songs, things I’m thinking or hearing, or ideas I can’t escape from. The paintings are stories I tell from those titles. I get a lot of inspiration from nature, colors I find fascinating, things in the world that catch my eye. I love stained glass, and that has been a repeating image in my artwork for many years. Occasionally something gets stuck in my head, and I can’t get it out until I make enough art about it - like polka dots. ​

Right now, joy is a huge piece of what is inspiring me and what I've been thinking about as an artist.