Rising Pittsburgh Artist And Creative Designer Lay Simone
Turning emotion into art and vision into movement
Lay Simone is a rising artist and creative designer from Pittsburgh whose work speaks in color, texture, and truth. Every creation carries emotion that feels alive, capturing stories of growth, healing, and becoming. Her art is not about perfection. It is about presence.
Through her brand LayMadeIt, she has built a world where creativity and purpose meet. Each painting, design, and digital piece comes from a place of honesty. Her collections blend spiritual energy with modern expression, reminding people that art is not decoration but conversation.
Lay Simone’s rise has come from persistence and belief in her own vision. She designs with feeling and paints with faith. Her style moves between abstract form and emotional storytelling, creating work that feels both intimate and universal.
Her journey as an artist represents more than success. It represents transformation. It shows that creativity can build peace, that art can build freedom, and that passion can build legacy.
Lay Simone is not just creating art. She is creating atmosphere.
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Lay Simone
LayMadeIt
Pittsburgh Artist
Creative Designer
Modern Art
Art and Emotion
Art and Healing
Black Artists
Creative Entrepreneur
Visual Storytelling
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