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, dense pine forests, and wildlife shaped both my imagination and my art. Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, I found inspiration in the natural world—especially in the quiet beauty of moose in the meadow, snow-covered trails, and the wildflowers that bloomed each summer.

In my junior year of high school, I moved across the country to Georgia. It was a big change—from rugged mountains to lush green forests and warm southern air—but Georgia came with its own kind of beauty. I found new inspiration in the winding rivers, tall oaks draped in moss, and vibrant sunsets over rolling hills. The scenery there reminded me that beauty looks different in every place, and that helped me grow as both a person and an artist.

Now, I’m heading to Utah for college, where I’m studying architecture—merging my love for design, structure, and art into one path. Whether through painting or building, I’ve always been drawn to the idea of creating spaces that feel meaningful, beautiful, and connected to their surroundings.

My art is a reflection of all these chapters—my roots in the wild, my journey through change, and my passion for thoughtful design. Thank you for being here and supporting my work!