ABOUT

hi friend

My name is Megan Inderrieden and I'm an artist with a creative curiosity for design that sparks joy.

My love for color and design was first ignited as a child by my mother's overflowing craft and dress up bins. Some of my earliest memories are smattered with scented markers, paints, colorful beads, pompoms, iron-on patches,

and sunny afternoons creating at the dining room table.

While pursuing a degree at Georgia Tech, I tapped into my creativity in my dorm room between classes. I started creating for friends, then friends of friends, and next thing I knew, I was playing with varying mediums for different client projects across the country.

After graduating, I wholeheartedly recommitted myself to my childhood quest - exploring the beautiful cross pollination of art, fashion and design. So, welcome! Thank you for joining me on this vibrant journey where we dream big, love bigger,

and always say "YES!" to that pop of color.

background

Meg grew up moving around the country in her family's big green suburban before settling down South in Augusta, Ga. She matriculated to the Georgia Institute of Technology to pursue a degree in Business and Social Entrepreneurship and has lived in Atlanta ever since. After graduating, Meg worked in the corporate world before launching her art + design business, Meg Indy (formerly known as Painted Parcels), and opening a female co-working studio, The Reverie, shortly thereafter.

From an early age, Meg has felt called to uplift those around her. Whether she is helping a client tell their story on canvas or mentoring her fellow, female creatives, nothing delights Meg more than showing up for her community with either paintbrushes in hand or a listening ear.

Meg attributes the momentum of her career to her encouraging siblings, loving parents, supportive husband and her faith. Every day in the studio feels like an opportunity to pass on the overwhelming amount of love and hope that has been shared with her over the years to her clients, customers, and friends.

When she is not in the studio, you can find Meg in West Midtown with her husband where they enjoy exploring the city by foot, tasting their way through the Atlanta food scene and trying new cocktail recipes in their apartment.