This summer, EOH has taken on a whole new dynamic as we have added quite a few members to our company. Each of these women have unique gifts that allow them to contribute to our team as a whole. We are so grateful to be advocates and learners of each other’s talents, and as such, we want to share a little bit about the hearts, drives, and passions of those behind the scenes at EOH. So, let’s meet and greet EOH’s art intern and creative assistant, Georganna Greene. 

Georganna has plugged into EOH’s brand full-force this summer, being Emily’s right hand girl when it comes to anything artistic and creative. She works diligently on cultivating new designs and ideas for upcoming projects. Anything from creating a graduation chalkboard backdrop to tying invitations with the perfect amount of twine, Georganna puts a bit of her unique touch on each project. Although EOH is such a fun project for her, Georganna also is an independent Nashville artist, working through her own mediums and creating amazing pieces unique to her personality. Check out her website by clicking here! As Emily always says, George can really do anything.

What is your role here at EOH Custom Stationers?

G: I create original hand-drawn and painted designs for custom stationery, envelope liners, wedding branding, and more. Right now we are working on a line of original holiday card designs for the upcoming season! Also, as a part of the EOH team I help with production, packaging, and other behind-the-scenes tasks. 

What is your biggest passion in life?

G: Working with my hands, words, and other tools to create something, anything that asks questions about the wondrous world we live in. An important facet of this creativity is my relationships with other people. Also, I am very passionate about education and the relationships that come from learning and teaching.

What would the “perfect day” look like for you?

G: I think my perfect day would take place near a beach. It would begin with a big breakfast, more than enough coffee, and elongated conversations. After hours in the sun, listening to waves, and bike riding, I’d want to wrap it up with a campfire on the beach, complete with music, blankets, and hot dogs. Of course I would need all my family and friends to be present, in order for it to be “perfect.”

What is the most important lesson you’ve learned this past year?

G: Not many lessons come easy to me, so I would begin with the importance of struggling. In this culture that promotes self-acceptance over self-criticism, it’s like trying to swim upstream. It takes a daily conscious effort to acknowledge and grapple with areas of life in which I feel weak or enslaved. As I give these struggles over to God, I am reminded where my Strength comes from.

What is one word that describes your personality?

G: Perceptive

Here’s a preview of Georganna’s personal work. Check out Georganna’s website for more of her gallery:

Thanks so much for meeting and greeting our newest EOH team member. We are so thankful to share about Georganna with you for a bit! Stay tuned for more introductions, so you can get to know more of the wonderful people at Team EOH.  

Photos Courtesy of Madding McFadden & the EOH team