Hi, I’m Jaida Bell—an artist and aspiring architect with a deep love for nature and creativity. I grew up in the mountains of Wyoming, where wide-open skies, pine forests, and wildlife shaped both my imagination and my art. The quiet beauty of moose in the meadow, snow-covered trails, and fields of summer wildflowers became the heart of my early inspiration.

In my junior year of high school, I moved across the country to Georgia. Trading rugged mountains for lush green forests and warm southern air was a big change, but Georgia revealed its own kind of beauty. The winding rivers, oak trees draped in moss, and vibrant sunsets over rolling hills reminded me that beauty takes many forms—and each one can spark new ways of seeing and creating.

Now, I live in Orem, Utah, where I am pursuing my bachelor’s degree in architecture. For me, architecture is the perfect way to merge design, structure, and art into one path. Whether through painting or building, I’ve always been drawn to creating spaces that feel meaningful, beautiful, and deeply connected to their surroundings.

My art is a reflection of this journey—rooted in the wild, shaped by change, and driven by a passion for thoughtful design. Thank you for being here and supporting my work.!