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About Loyal Hound Art
Since my earliest memories, I’ve drawn and crafted. There’s something immensely satisfying to me in the process of creation, and I look for art in everything.
I have a BFA in Illustration and a BFA in Art History from Moore College of Art and Design. I consider myself a jack of all trades but an illustrator & fine artist first. I have worked as a designer and assistant art director for an event planning firm; as an assembler for a jewelry designer; as a freelance graphic designer, illustrator, fine artist, and seamstress; and as an art teacher.
Currently, I work and show in Pooler, GA.
Portfolio
“Working with Kitt was easy; she quickly visualized my ideas exposing her creativity and her attention to detail. I highly recommend her!”
– Monica Lopez
FAQ’s
How Long Does a Commission Take?
Generally, it will be 3-6 weeks from start to completion. The time varies based on size and complexity as well as medium. Oil paintings must dry and be varnished and dry again before they can ship! I will give you a more specific time frame once we have established the parameters of your commission.
Do You Teach?
I do have a background in teaching, however I am not currently offering any classes. If you have a student who is applying for art college, I may be available on request for portfolio prep or critique.
Can I Use Your Work for Personal Projects?
No, purchasing a painting does not transfer the copyright to you. If you are interested in using one of my images for merchandise or are looking to sell prints or originals in your store/gallery, please contact me.
Do you Participate in NFTs?
Absolutely not. My belief is simple, if you want to support an artist, purchase their work. NFTs are fraught with art theft and block chains use up enormous amounts of energy. I am an environmentalist and as such am firmly against cryptocurrency.
Past Gallery Shows
Creature Comforts
JEA Gallery. July 2020
Flora & Fauna
JEA Gallery. July 2019
Artisan Market
Front Porch Coffehouse. Jan. 2019
Featured Event
Kitt recently revealed a permanent installation at Olive and Fig Mediterranean Restaurant in Hilton Head, SC. Large murals depicting painted scenes of Lebanon and Greece are showcased on the restaurant walls.
