My love for paper began in childhood, guided by my grandmother, who first introduced me to the quiet, delicate beauty of working with paper. Later, I watched my mother create with ease and confidence. Together, they shaped the way I see making — as something both thoughtful and deeply personal.

Paper has always felt like home to me. It started with paper dolls and simple shapes, but over time my curiosity grew into something far more intricate. In 2012, I realized I didn’t have a single photograph of my family all together. Wanting to capture that feeling of togetherness, I created a paper portrait for our home. When I held it for the first time, I felt something shift. It was more than an image — it was art I could feel, something layered with meaning and meant to last.

That piece became the beginning of Brittani Rose Paper.

Since then, I’ve created custom paper portraits for clients around the world, refining my technique and deepening my connection to this craft. Each portrait is built slowly, from individually cut pieces of paper, shaped by patience and intention. As a mother to two boys (and two much-loved goldendoodles), I bring the same care, attention, and thoughtfulness I give my family into every piece I create.

What I love most about this work is the connection it creates. These portraits are not just representations — they are stories, memories, and moments translated into something tangible. Every piece is one of a kind, made to be lived with, loved, and cherished for years to come.