Hey, I’m Haley.
I grew up on a farm,
in a town of 500, in Northwest Ohio with a passion for drawing.
After a D1 pole vaulting stint in college and a degree in Fashion Design, I did what any smart college grad does: took my absolute-zero experience in skiing and moved to Aspen for a ski job.
I spent my 20s traveling around the world (and to all 50 states!), working a variety of creative jobs, hosting 100 episodes of my own podcast “The Passion Design Project,” and always drawing in my free time. What started as selling $30-$100 pieces has now turned into being a full-time artist in Jackson Hole. Painting around the USA and worldwide, I’ve developed a unique style of line art and mural artwork that is sought out by well-known companies to bring their brands to life and I feel so grateful for the opportunity to do this.
As a 7 on the Enneagram, I am super optimistic and always excited about new things - I’m all about making every day as good as it can be! I love the business side of things and reminding creatives that it is totally possible to create the lifestyle of your dreams by doing what you are passionate about.
When I’m not doing this artsy stuff, you can probably find me in a trendy cafe ordering something I can’t pronounce, going on wild adventures with my husband Owen, or jumping on a plane to vlog about a new place in the world.
Join my art & adventures over on insta @haleybhop
Clients I’ve loved working with:
Smart Passive Income Podcast with Pat Flynn
Gemma O’Brien collab @ Tiffany & Co. shanghai
Gemma O’Brien collab @ Google Headquarters
National Museum of Wildlife Art
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Jackson Hole Fine Dining
Four Seasons Resorts
Orangetheory fitness
(paris) (shanghai) (Mexico city)
(new york city) (SAN FRANCISCO)
NEW THOUGHT DIGITAL
Jackson Hole Winery
AndShesDopeToo
Fresh Life Church
TITLE BOXING CO.
Jump trading
HILTON HOTELS
Anvil Hotel
WORT HOTEL
“When I grow up I want to be an artist. I would because I like to draw. I would have my studio. And when I got bored I would go somewhere and draw what I see. When I’d have enough pictures drawn I would sell them.”