This lobby mural at Body by Design Spa was created in collaboration with a talented interior design team to complement their soft, modern aesthetic. The design features elegant line drawings of bodies, carefully woven into the space to evoke calm, strength, and sophistication—adding a refined artistic touch to the spa’s welcoming atmosphere.

This hand-painted mountain mural was created for a picturesque baby nursery just outside Seattle. I love incorporating natural landscapes into my work, and this project allowed me to blend earthy greens, sun-catching metallics, with bold, graphic peaks and trees. Traveling for murals is one of my favorite parts of the job—I bring my brushes anywhere inspiration (or clients!) take me.

This bold, monochrome mural is the second piece I’ve created for Lifestone Church’s South Side space. Designed for the main lobby, it features a highly detailed, line-heavy map of Pittsburgh in striking black and white. The mural’s clean, graphic style offers both movement and clarity, serving as a meaningful tribute to the city and a powerful visual anchor for the community-focused space.

This one-of-a-kind nursery mural was created for a pair of animal-loving parents—both veterinarians—who wanted something truly special for their baby’s room. Set in an enchanted forest, the scene includes sweet baby farm animals (Mom’s request) and a few whimsical, nerdy touches like The Fellowship of The Ring, Baby Yoda, and a baby dragon (Dad’s pick). Painted in Huntersville, NC, this mural blends heart, imagination, and personal storytelling—just the kind of project I love to travel for.

From commissioned paintings to complement interior design in private homes, to illustrations of sentimental dresses, home portraits, and even a hand-painted Little Free Library for a neighborhood corner—these custom works highlight my ability to translate personal stories into meaningful, one-of-a-kind artwork. I love collaborating with clients to create pieces that bring beauty, nostalgia, and personality into everyday spaces.

This painterly nursery mural in Murrysville, PA, draws inspiration from the charm of a blooming garden and the timeless world of Peter Rabbit. At its heart stands a grand, magical tree—beautifully aligned with the real one just outside the nursery window—creating a seamless connection between nature and imagination. Delicate florals, whimsical garden elements, and a gentle, wide-eyed fawn nestled into the scene bring a sense of storybook wonder to the space, making it a peaceful, enchanted haven for baby and family alike.

Live painting brings something truly special to any event—it’s not only an engaging experience for guests, but the finished piece can also serve as a meaningful gift, donation, or auction item. I regularly donate artwork to local 501c3 organizations and causes, including the Best of the Batch Foundation, Rachel A. Mogielski Scholarship, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Public Schools, and Animal Friends of Pittsburgh. Whether through live event painting or custom pieces, I’m honored to use my work to support the missions of these incredible organizations.

Please note: I do not book weddings.

Pet portraiture is a heartfelt way to celebrate the animals we adore. Whether it’s a thoughtful gift for the fur-obsessed or a beautiful token of remembrance, Linzy’s custom pet portraits are made to honor the spirit and quirks of your beloved companion.

“I want to know your pets’ names, their favorite toys, their silly habits—why you love them. I want you to see your painting and think to yourself, ‘That is my baby!’” - Linzy’s work was recently featured on OneLastNetwork’s blog: How commissioning custom artwork of your pet keeps their memory alive.

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Hand lettered decor adds meaning to any space or event.

Music is so important to this series. In times of chaos, I've learned to look to the creators-- artists, musicians, writers, speakers. Each piece was heavily influenced by music, some pieces are tied directly to a song that plucked at the emotion that I was trying to expose or access.

Ultimately, I looked towards the master of creation, artistry, and music - God himself. A God of order, design, creativity, justice, humanity... He is a God of rebirth, restoration, redemption.

As you look at the artwork, I'd like to share a little about God's design of snakes... What can we learn from it?

“While a snake's body continues to grow, its skin does not, so it must shed. Kind of like when humans grow out of their clothes. Before a snake sheds its skin, eyes look opaque or clouded, because the newly formed skin will cover its eyes. A roomier skin layer is generated, and the old layer is discarded. This shedding, or sloughing of the skin, removes harmful parasites - This is called ecdysis (ec·dy·sis /ˈekdəsəs/). Snakes can shed their skin as often as once a month. Snakes initiate the process of shedding their old skin by exposing their vulnerable areas and scraping them against a rock, tree or similar hard surface. They will also help the process along by seeking isolation and writhing through tight, uncomfortable spaces to engage in the process. The new skin emerges healthy, glowing, stronger, and no longer restricts the snake from dominating its ecosystem. After a snake sheds its skin, it is left behind often as a predatory warning.” (Washington State University, 2022.)

I propose the question:

What old skin is overdue to shed to make way for rebirth and healing in your life? Is it time to press in and scrape away things? What would emerge?

At Millvale Community Library, I had the rewarding opportunity to lead a team of volunteers new to art in bringing a vibrant mural to life in the children’s book area. Using my skills in team management, teaching, and creative guidance, I helped shape the vision and guided the group through the painting process. This community-driven project not only transformed the space into a welcoming, imaginative environment but also empowered volunteers to actively participate in creating something meaningful for their neighborhood.

This was the first mural I created for Lifestone Church, showcasing my expertise with spray paint, bold radical colors, dynamic patterns, and my passion for typography. The vibrant, graffiti-inspired design captures a stylized view of downtown Pittsburgh, infusing the Children’s Ministry area with playful urban energy that truly engages and inspires kids.

This vibrant mural channels Andy Warhol’s iconic pop art flower prints, featuring bold colors and dynamic repetition. A famous Warhol quote is included, bringing an inspiring message to the creative space. This project highlights my skill in capturing classic pop art style while energizing the studio with bright, eye-catching visuals.

The clever, space-saving grandfather clock was a creative addition to the studio’s lobby!

As part of the Martin Luther King Jr. Busway/Subway Mural Project, I collaborated with an artist team to create a large-scale, abstract mural at the Mt. Lebanon Port Authority T Station. The piece features stylized silhouettes of commuters, capturing the rhythm and flow of daily transit while enriching the station’s public space with dynamic, engaging artwork.