The story behind the legend.

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Shannon's rich artistic sense and fashionable style are deeply rooted in her fairy tale like upbringing. Born in the heart of the Land of Oz, Shannon's adolescent life was a technicolor menagerie of bewildering adventure and sporadic brilliance. The fact that she was raised by a pack of peacocks for a brief period couldn't have hurt either.



Even as a child, she was found countless times hugging the most unlikely furniture such as foot rests and coffee tables. Her mother prophetically declared that she would have a brilliant knack for unorthodox furniture art (and oddly enough, hugs). Despite never getting the chance to meet her childhood hero, Martha Stewart, she pushed forward and started decorating door stops at the age of 5. She quickly outgrew that and moved on to wooden shoes. Many in town called her a wunderkind while others attributed her skills to a fortunate side effect of vertigo. The rest, as they say, is history.



Considered only a legend to most in the world these days, "Shannon the Great" (as she is known throughout the Arabian land and most of West Siberia), is churning away at butter and effortlessly kissing her born again furniture with brush strokes. When she's not busy ravaging to the bottom of a bowl full of Lucky Charms, she's always cranking away in her cozy work shop. Her artistic abilities have transcended time and space and she can manipulate the various masterpieces she transforms without the aid of wizardry.



From canvas to furniture, Shannon is very comfortable working in many mediums but has a tendency to prefer canvas and furniture.



Her works are created to appeal to all age groups and styles. If you don't see something that fits your needs, she will customize designs to your specific taste or request while adding her signature style and grace to the piece.



Her masterpieces are truly larger than life and can bring new life to any room decor imaginable. Each piece is guaranteed to turn heads and drop jaws when you have company over. The only thing more charming than the beautiful works of art is the creator herself.



So without further adoo, please have a look at the beautifully unique creations she has transformed from worn out, worthless and often times discarded pieces of furniture.