About Me
Hi, I’m Brianna and I am the founder of Artsy Drawings. I started creating artwork when I was about 6 years old, like most people, with bad crayon drawings and crummy clay pots. From there, I attended arts magnet schools from Kindergarten through High School.
I received my undergraduate degree in Marketing with minors in Leadership, Digital Marketing and Analytics, and Interdisciplinary Honors. I received my Masters of Science degree in Business Analytics.
Visual arts is a huge part of my life. I continue to use visual aesthetics and creative thinking to leverage my passion for art in my analytical career. I also still paint, draw and practice photography as much as I can. Follow my social media to learn more about me and get a more in-depth perspective of my artistic journey.
My Company
Mission Statement: My mission is to grow as a leader in the art community by openly sharing my work and real-world experience, offering approachable artistic advice, and building meaningful connections between artists and small businesses.
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Artsy Drawings is not only my personal online gallery, but a way for me to share my knowledge and skills with others interested in art. I want to volunteer my 18 years of professional art training.
Being a great artist takes practice! The more art you make, the more practice you get. Practice helps improve your hand-eye coordination, your techniques and keeps those creative juices flowing.
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Here at Artsy Drawings I provide Art Advice to beginner and intermediate artists and painters, and anyone interested in learning more about art and the art community.
Recent Features
Canvas Rebel Magazine – Meet Brianna Eisman
Check out my recent feature in Canvas Rebel’s online magazine! In this interview, I talk about my background with art, how I came to build Artsy Drawings, and some of my strategies for building out a creative clientele.
Voyage Utah Magazine – Conversations with Brianna Eisman
I’m honored to be featured in VoyageUtah Magazine as part of their “Hidden Gems” series! This incredible publication highlights local creatives, entrepreneurs, and visionaries, and I’m thrilled to share my journey as an artist, photographer, and the face behind ArtsyDrawings.com!!
RedFin blog Feature – Artsy Game Night
Check out my feature on Redfin’s blog about game night ideas! The article by Emily Pascale talks about creative ideas to enhance game night, from choosing the right snacks to making your guests feel welcome and happy in your home. Check out my quote about designing custom games like Dice Roulette, holiday themed trivia, and my personal Halloween favorite: Stab the Pumpkin!
“Brianna Eisman, CEO and founder of Artsy Drawings, offers game night ideas that require putting your own spin on classic games.”
Photography Feature – NewsBreak.com
I’m thrilled to share that one of my photos was featured in a recent NewsBreak article debunking viral rumors about Yellowstone animals fleeing in fear of a supervolcano eruption. The article, titled “No — Yellowstone animals aren’t fleeing: Scientists debunk viral supervolcano rumors,” used my image to illustrate real wildlife behavior and help set the record straight. It’s an honor to have my work included in a scientific discussion and reach an audience seeking accurate, myth-busting information.
According to NewsBreak’s records, their website sees traffic from over 50 million monthly visitors!
Photography Feature – Thingvellir National Park, Iceland
Another proud moment: one of my waterfall photos is featured in the article “Discover Þingvellir National Park” on NomadBee. It’s exciting to see my work helping share the beauty of Þingvellir with readers exploring Iceland’s natural wonders.
Cover Art for New Music Release
I feel incredibly grateful that my photo was chosen as the cover art for Argentinian composer and pianist Dansker’s single “Panorama.” The track has already reached over 30,000 streams on Spotify, and it’s incredible to see my work traveling so far alongside such moving music.
What’s New in 2026?
As I wrap up 2025 and step into 2026, I just want to pause and say—this was a really good year for ArtsyDrawings.com. Not in a corporate “growth metrics” way, but in a real people are actually seeing, reading, and using this stuff way.
This year, my content was viewed over two million times across the internet (which still feels fake to type). Between Google, Pinterest, Instagram, and places like Pexels, my art, photos, and advice reached hundreds of thousands of people who are also just trying to make cool things and figure it out as they go. Pinterest alone now sees about 53,000 views a month, and my photos on Pexels have been viewed over 440,000 times—which means my work is floating around the world doing its thing, even when I’m not online.
I also officially dipped my toe into the “influencer stage of digital marketing” this year and I’m very proud of myself. As an Amazon Associate, I made $26.94 in passive income, which may not sound huge, but it’s proof that recommending things I genuinely use can actually support my art business. That’s momentum.
Another big update: the newsletter has a new platform. There may be a few hiccups while things settle in, and I truly appreciate your grace while I tweak, improve, and learn. If you have suggestions, ideas, or something you’d love to see more of, I want to hear it. You can always email me at artsydrawings1@gmail.com. Your feedback truly shapes where this goes next.
This year also marked a huge writing milestone for me. I now have 35 published articles, with 12 written in 2025 alone, and each one feels genuinely special to me. They cover everything from art tips and creative experiments to honest behind-the-scenes moments of running a creative business. These pieces aren’t just content to me. They’re little time capsules of what I was learning, loving, and figuring out in real time, and I’m really proud of the world they’ve built together.
Heading into 2026, I’m feeling grateful, motivated, and quietly proud. Artsy Drawings is growing because it’s honest, creative, and community-driven. Thank you for being part of a year that proved this little art corner of the internet is worth building 💖💖
Revised Mission Statement
My mission is to grow as a leader in the art community by openly sharing my work and real-world experience, offering approachable artistic advice, and building meaningful connections between artists and small businesses.
- Because artists deserve honest guidance.
The art world can feel gatekept, confusing, and overly polished. I share what I’ve actually learned—mistakes included—so artists don’t feel lost or behind. - Because representation matters.
Seeing a working artist run a creative business makes the path feel possible. I show up as proof that you can be creative, professional, and successful at the same time. - Because community beats competition.
Art thrives when people share resources, collaborate, and support each other. I believe connection is more powerful than comparison. - Because small businesses and artists are stronger together.
Pairing creativity with entrepreneurship creates opportunities on both sides—and keeps art rooted in real life, not just galleries. - Because creativity should be accessible.
Art doesn’t need to be intimidating or exclusive. I aim to make creativity feel doable, fun, and worth showing up for.
What’s New in 2025?
Happy New Year! To bring in the new season of painting, drawing, and design, I’ve decided Artsy Drawings needed a brand refresh. Check out the new color scheme, updated logo, and consistent fonts throughout the website and social media platforms.
Inspired by some of the new artwork I’ve created, this brand refresh incorporates a more natural color scheme with deep navy blues, lush thriving greens, and soft tan highlights. The updated logo features an artist easel as the “A” and a drawn cursive “D,” to stand for the initials in Artsy Drawings. This logo also changes the direction of the company as a whole. Instead of creating a website for only my personal portfolio, Artsy Drawings encompasses the idea of bringing together many artists and art lovers. This direction change will allow for more growth of the platform. This idea of growing together as artists is also exemplified in the tagline: “Let’s Create and Inspire Together.”
