Elizabeth O'Neil Ogletree, BFA is an artist and creator, named after her great-grandmother and embodying the powerful spirit of the great Elizabeths before her. A force of nature, Elizabeth draws inspiration from her deep connection to the feminine and the transformative power of women. Originally from the South, she now calls the wild West home, where she lives her life as a priestess dedicated to the goddess, channeling her devotion through her creative path. Elizabeth earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Textile Design from the University of Georgia in 2013, which laid the foundation for her expansive and dynamic creative journey.

With a diverse artistic background, Elizabeth's work spans oil painting, mixed media, graphic design, digital illustration, fiber arts, and fashion design. Her oil paintings on wood panel and canvas explore the rise of the feminine, matriarchal societies, and female empowerment, drawing inspiration from queer identities, ancient goddess myths, the sacred power of women’s sexuality and menstrual cycles, and the concept of a new, transformative goddess. Each piece is an invitation for women to reconnect with their innate power, celebrating strength, beauty, and the sacred, cyclical nature of the feminine. Her mixed media and digital work allow her to further explore the intersection of traditional art and modern design, blending mediums to create bold, powerful statements.

Beyond her art, Elizabeth is deeply committed to empowering women. She has hosted retreats, written an ebook, opened a sustainable menstrual care store, and worked as a labor doula. Whether through her artwork or her community-centered endeavors, Elizabeth's creative work is a continuous celebration of transformation, beauty, and the infinite potential of women.