I'm the face of Benita Jean, and I go by Jeanette. I’ve been drawing for as long as I can remember—starting with comic strips in kindergarten and never really stopping.

As a Utah native, I grew up drawing & paying attention to the little things: colors, expressions, the way environments shape how people feel. That curiosity turned into formal training in painting and drawing at the University of Utah—and eventually into mural work that lets me create on a larger, more human scale.

Over the past three years, I’ve focused on mural painting, working with homeowners, businesses, and communities to create pieces that feel intentional—not generic.

But beyond the work itself, I care about the experience of working together. I’m big on communication, clarity, and making sure people feel heard throughout the process. Art is personal—and I treat it that way.