Jilian Cramb is an ​interior designer, mommy, and artist. Her artwork is inspired by the love between this mother and her son.

Jilian is a single mother of a happy, energetic 7 year-old boy, Asher.
Her degree is in Interior Design where she was formally trained in computer-aided design, but also hand-rendering and sketching techniques.

Mental illness and the negative stigma are real. Jilian suffers from anxiety and depression; mental illness can overwhelm at any given time. Many of Jilian's pieces were created during a manic, or depressed state. Aggressively, of despair, therapeutically, or elation. Pieces have been created during, or prompted by, her illness. An emotional escape and/or physical manifestation of what she felt is within each piece.

Realism is about the only thing you won't find in her body of work, as she says: 'Why paint things as they are, when, with a paint brush and canvas, anything, in any color is possible?' Jilian aims to create artwork that engages the eye, and utilizes colors and subjects that illicit emotion(s) from the viewer.

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Jilian has had her work exhibited in her home town of Livonia, Michigan, 2016 & 2017.  She has shown her work with RAW Artists & Conception Arts.