One day while tidying the art corner of her home office, a piece of charcoal fell onto a stack of scrap wood. Completely captivated by the mark it left on the wood, Linsey soon discovered its unique textures and unpredictability, offering the creative therapy she had been longing for.

Drawing inspiration from nature's quiet, overlooked moments, Linsey’s work explores finding peace amidst uncertainty.

At a pivotal moment in her design career, she returned to her earliest passion in 2023, seeking a creative practice rooted in respite and reflection. Her process celebrates imperfection and unpredictability, utilizing charcoal she creates from gathered twigs and soft pastels applied directly to raw, unfinished wood. Every element of her work is intentional, from the orientation of the wood grain to the hand-applied cold wax finish and the bespoke frames she crafts from locally sourced materials.

Linsey’s mission is restorative: to offer grounding in a busy world, reminding us that awe and possibility can be found in the simplest of moments.

Sought after by collectors nationwide, Linsey’s work has appeared in interior design publications and has been exhibited throughout the Southern Appalachian and Western North Carolina region, including a notable first solo exhibition and installation, Breathe Now.

Linsey’s studio is located in Asheville, North Carolina in the River Arts District's historic Cotton Mill Studios.

Beyond the easel, Linsey translates select artworks across home textiles, bespoke upholstered furnishings, and statement wall coverings.