Shop on Pause (Back Soon!)
Shop on Pause (Back Soon!)
You might notice the shop is taking a little nap right now. I’ve hidden the Original Paintings and Art Print pages while I do some behind-the-scenes organizing. I’m switching things up and figuring out how to ship prints directly from my home instead of using a third-party company.
The blog and about pages are still up if you want to peek around, and the shop will be back once I’ve got everything sorted. Thanks for your patience while I get this all set up. I promise it’ll be worth the wait!
— Rylee (Timestamp)
Frequently Asked Questions
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yes, original paintings may release later than the art print but will be clearly marked as the original.
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Colors may vary slightly due to different screen settings. Your phone, laptop, and reality all interpret color a little differently — but every effort is made to keep prints true to the original artwork.
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Currently, I ship within the United States and U.S. territories only through UPS.
I hope I can change this soon to international shipping.
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If your order arrives damaged, please contact me within 48 hours of delivery with photos of the packaging and artwork so I can help resolve the issue.
Because each piece is carefully produced and packaged, all sales are final — unless your item arrives damaged. If something shows up wrong, I’ll make it right.
I paint, produce, print, and ship everything myself so I will make sure I can fix anything.
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Good question. Upcoming releases may include:
New paintings
Art print bundles
Limited edition calendars
Art print apparel
Basically: more art, just not all at once.
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You can reach out through the contact page or reply to any order confirmation email.
I am also on tiktok and Instagram!
I’ll get back to you as soon as I can (but sometimes i may miss a DM or email for a day or two…)
If you have a question that isn’t answered here, feel free to reach out. Thanks for supporting independent art.
About
I’m a portrait artist with a background in architecture
Yep, that’s right - While capturing the essence of people’s faces, I was also busy studying the history of buildings and their structures. It turns out that I wanted to follow my talents before pursuing my dreams. Who knew?
While my degree in architecture taught me the importance of lines, proportions, and intention, I quickly realized that it wasn’t my only purpose. There’s something magical about turning a stark white canvas into a timestamp of a portrait with details like the sparkle in someone’s eyes or how the highlighting of fabric lays across their shoulders. It’s all about capturing a vibe and seeing the emotion through the painting.
I graduated from the University of Washington in the summer of 2024 and will become an architect one day but today… I am a portrait artist.