Raised down in the valley, up the creek, and in the mountains. Elizabeth is a 5th generation West Virginian raised by a couple Appalachian hippies plus, both her maternal and paternal grandparents. She is the granddaughter of a coal miner, a veteran, the best damn cook that ever lived (also an artist), and a grade school teacher -she pulls inspiration from her family and experiences, while mixing in her unique style. Elizabeth has been exploring art since she was just a little kid making macrame jewelry with her family to painting and drawing away in her sketch books.

Appalachia has such a unique heritage. Its a region full of incredible art, delicious food, and hard working folk from many different walks of life and countries. A lot of Appalachians have been through hell and back; facing a rough economy, job lay-offs, and massive flooding but it only seems to make us stronger. Hippie’s Daughter pulls from her upbringing in the heart of Appalachia, aka West Virginia, to create designs that show case the many Appalachian sayings she's heard her entire life.