A Union City native, Rebecca moved back to West Tennessee in May 2026. Her in-person classes transitioned from West KY to West TN, and she's constantly on the lookout for new venues. Her favorite classes are full of laughter, families, and new artists. "I hear at least one person in every class I host say that they've never painted a thing in their life, or that painting has always intimidated them or stressed them out. My goal is to show you that art is for everyone, and it's never as scary as we build it up in our minds. Art is meant to be fun, and relaxing. I always encourage new artists to come to my classes. I'd be willing to bet that over half the people that have attended my parties were new artists. I love introducing my love of art to others."
When she isn't working on a painting or her online businesses, she can be found in her flower gardens, fishing at Reelfoot Lake, or enjoying time with her husband and family, to whom Rebecca credits the success of her business. "They're the strongest foundation I could ever ask for. If I need something last second or an opinion on anything, they'll do whatever needs doing at the drop of a hat for me. They push me to be the best I can be. Little Lamb Art isn't just my art business, it's ours."
Rebecca is excited for the new chapter she's beginning in Tennessee and is always looking to meet new people and host more parties. "I've hosted birthday parties, office parties, ladies' nights, alot of kids' and adults' church parties, holiday parties... I've never hosted a bachelorette party, that would be fun. I love my private classes as much as my public ones." (If you'd like information on a private party, see our "Private Parties" menu tab.)
She plans to become more involved in the social media aspect of her business now that she's settled into her new home, and is eager to continue building her new website as well as her other platforms. "I've only ever had Facebook. I wanted a platform I had total control over, though, as well as somewhere I could post all of my classes and products together. Everything is slowly getting more expensive, and I want to do everything I can to keep my classes affordable for my artists. I don't want to push my prices up just because of advertisements. Plus, Little Lamb has been open for almost two years now. I thought it was about time I opened a website. When I first opened it, I cried. I was so proud. I could have never done it without the support of my long-term customers. Anyone who has ever attended a class, or purchased my canvases, or bought an original painting - this website, this business, is because of your support over the last two years. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. Thank you."