Samantha Griffitts is a multi-talented individual, working as a therapist, writer, and artist. Her writing focuses on topics such as OCD, scrupulosity, and the connection between theology, art, and psychology. Residing near Louisville, Kentucky, Samantha has deep roots in the heart of Appalachia, which is reflected in some of her paintings that capture the beauty and struggles of the region. Through her artwork, Samantha aims to bring more beauty into the world and inspire others to do the same, often collaborating with fellow artists in therapy sessions to address anxiety and perfectionism.
While not explicitly religious in nature, Samantha's art subtly reflects her Anglican faith by highlighting themes of goodness, beauty, and truth. Her vibrant and imperfect pieces are a testament to her work in combating perfectionism and OCD. Drawing inspiration from artists like Maud Lewis, Grandma Moses, and Henri Matisse, Samantha primarily works with soft-body acrylics but also dabbles in gouache, watercolor, and mixed media techniques. Her artwork is a colorful and expressive representation of her beliefs and experiences.
For those looking to bring a touch of Samantha's unique perspective and artistic talent into their homes or offices, purchasing prints of her work is a wonderful way to support her and add a creative flair to any space. Whether you're drawn to her Appalachian-inspired pieces or her colorful, faith-infused creations, each print is a reflection of Samantha's dedication to spreading beauty and empowerment through art.