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About the Art & Artist

“Learn the rules like a pro so you can break them like an artist.” -Pablo Picasso Art is an expression. Art is being vulnerable. Art is perfectly imperfect. Art is therapeutic. This is all of what art is for me. It’s always been my escape. Hi all! I’m Brianna, owner and artist behind studioleft. I live in South Dakota with my husband, HS sweeheart, and partner in marriage for 12 years. We have been blessed with three children - 2 living and one in heaven. While we have called South Dakota our home for nearly a decade now, Wisconsin will always be home to us. :) You’ll mostly see my wire art featured here, and that is what I’m most known for, but I do enjoy all types of art from painting, drawing, sewing, soap making, paper making, DIY, house projects, and SO much more! Wire art has simply become my niche and go-to. I’ve been working with wire for over 8 years now. It started when I was put on bed rest with my third pregnancy. I needed a new creative outlet for my restricted state. I am self-taught and do everything from wire wrapping, sculpting, weaving, and more. It quickly progressed from a therapeutic hobby to a therapeutic business! studioleft, LLC officially opened in February 2014 after deciding to go from blogging about art to selling it. I’ve been blessed with many significant milestones. I’ve been featured on prominent blogs - too many to name. My work and tutorials have been published on many well-known websites like BuzzFeed. I’ve been pinned on Pinterest more times that I can count. My work has also won multiple art and wire art contests. I’ve had the pleasure of creating jewelry and headwear for brides, entire bridal parties, and even extended family is some cases. I’ve been selected to create several wedding cake toppers as well. I’ve been commissioned to work with sentimental items and family heirlooms, and asked to create many personalized pieces. My art has been bought to raise funds in auctions to help people in very difficult circumstances. (of course when I learned the purpose of these purchases, I sent along my own donations) In 2016, a museum committee in Missouri selected a piece of mine to showcase at their annual gala and fashion show to supports the arts. I’m a huge advocate for disabilities, especially the “invisible” ones. I especially have huge place in my heart for those who suffer from neurological conditions. I myself have several chronic neurological and other invisible disabilities, so I easily empathize with those in similar situations. That’s why since the beginning of studioleft, 10% of ALL proceeds have gone to research donations or directly to patients in financial need. In the more recent months of studioleft, I have stopped doing commission pieces so I can fully focus on my own creativity. I work with several types of metals and gemstones and do everything from ornate, to simple, to contemporary, to large statement jewelry as well as the occasional shelf or wall art and other unique projects. My hope is that you can find something you like, but my goal is merely to create. Why studio “left”? Simply because I’m a lefty and attribute a lot of my talent to it. :)