Why Choose Artsy Bee?

Sam Collinsworth- creator, owner, founder of Artsy Bee; Chaos coordinator of many animals and toddlers

In a world full of social media, AI, big productions, and copy-and-paste creations, Artsy Bee lives on the slower side of things. The side where art is made by one set of hands, inspired by the natural world, fueled by curiosity, and occasionally supervised by some bossy farm animals and toddlers.

Artsy Bee is a single-person, local business—just me, my paints, my ideas, and a whole lot of heart. Nothing here is manufactured or mass-produced. Every piece is created thoughtfully, every brush stroke is intentional, and even the mistakes are embraced. Whether it’s a small card, a painted hat, coasters, or a fully custom canvas, if it leaves my studio, it has been held, painted, pondered, and loved.

One of my favorite parts of creating is listening and envisioning with clients. I love taking ideas, requests, and stories from people and turning them into something meaningful and personal. Your memories, favorite places, beloved animals, or quiet moments in nature often become the roots of my custom work. No two pieces are ever the same—because no two stories are the same. I love when visions are described and I get to use creative magic to turn thoughts into realities.

Nature is my greatest muse. From wild berries and blooming flowers to small moths, starry skies, and the simple joys of everyday life; my artwork is deeply inspired by the natural world. I believe there is a place in slowing down and noticing the small things, and I try to capture that feeling in every brushstroke.

At its heart, Artsy Bee exists to bring happiness and peacefulness. Art has a quiet way of softening days, sparking smiles, and creating connection. My hope is that each piece carries a bit of warmth, whimsy, and happiness into your home—or into the hands of someone you love.

When you choose Artsy Bee, you’re choosing more than artwork. You’re choosing handmade over mass-made, intention over speed, and creativity that grows wild and free. Thank you for supporting small, local art and for continuing to be a part of this creative journey—it truly brings me motivation and spirit.