Biography

Don't let the way she looks fool you, Bailey was raised by a therapist mother, and an art teacher father. Her parents were always supportive and understanding of not only their two biological daughters, but also a few foster children that they had brought into their home and helped raise. While having multiple siblings at times was difficult Bailey always felt very fortunate that her parents were so willing to open up their home to anyone who needed them.

This was a core value that Bailey has taken with her throughout her life. She was a bit of an emo kid in high school. But anytime someone got to know her they would quickly realize she was a softy and probably one of the warmest people they would have the pleasure of meeting. She was also an incredibly talented artist, and decided to study art after high school.

She had started college learning about graphic design. But then when she was 18; Bailey, her sister, and one of her foster sisters decided to get a matching tattoo that Bailey had designed at a local tattoo parlor. The artist was so impressed with her design, and also with Bailey herself. He asked her to come work the front desk at his shop.

He was an older man with three daughters of his own, and decided to take Bailey on as an apprentice. Bailey loved learning, and developing her skills as and artist. He also encouraged her to continue with school, but Bailey pivoted from a major in art to a minor in art and a major in business.

When she graduated, he offered for her to take over the shop, selling it to her at a more than fair price so he and his wife could retire. Bailey gladly took over the business. She employees mostly female or non-binary artists. This is something that is intentional and something she always plans to prioritize.

Personality