Samantha Griffitts is a multi-talented individual, juggling roles as a therapist, writer, and artist. Her writing focuses on topics such as OCD, scrupulosity, and the blend of theology, art, and psychology, which can be found on her blog, Almost Appalachian. Hailing from a location near Louisville, Kentucky, Samantha has deep roots in the heart of Appalachia, which often influence her artwork. Some of her paintings are a reflection of the beauty and struggles found in this region, capturing the essence of its essence.
Through her art, Samantha aims to not only add beauty to the world but also empower others to do the same. Working with fellow artists in a therapeutic setting to combat anxiety and perfectionism, she utilizes her colorful and imperfect style to convey messages of faith and truth subtly. Her Anglican beliefs shine through in her work, showcasing what she deems as good, beautiful, and true. 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.
For those looking to infuse their homes and offices with art that is vibrant, imperfect, and full of meaning, Samantha's prints are the perfect choice. By purchasing her artwork, you not only support a talented artist but also bring a touch of beauty and inspiration into your everyday life.