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About

Eva Magill-Oliver is a visual artist and designer based in Greenville, South Carolina. Her work draws inspiration from the beauty of the natural world.
Closeup of Eva's face in front of her artwork

Quiet Strength

Throughout her career, Eva’s artwork has garnered the attention and loyalty of numerous galleries, collectors, and brands.

In addition to creating many original works, she has collaborated with brands including Nike, Anthropologie, and Sylvie Thiriez, among others.

An Eye for Beauty

Eva has always been a student of nature, noticing beauty others miss.

The rhythmic ripples of rain dancing on a pond’s surface...

The rhythmic ripples of rain dancing on a pond’s surface...

The bending of a branch toward the light...

The bending of a branch toward the light...

The bright leaves bursting from rich soil...

The bright leaves bursting from rich soil...

Eva’s love of nature comes through in her work. Vibrant, earthy palettes and organic shapes and forms make her art recognizable, regardless of the medium.

Paper cut out of the silhouette of a branch of leaves under an orange circle

For some, creating art is a desire. For Eva, it’s a need.

A collection of used paintbrushes in a ceramic jar

She’s been creating art for as long as she can remember. 

Since Eva’s school didn’t offer art classes, her parents enrolled her in watercolor and oil painting lessons after school and on weekends. This early introduction to artmaking sparked a lifelong drive to create.

A closeup of Eva's hand as she paints teal, abstract arches
Eva leaning on a desk as she arranges paper cutouts according to a reference in her sketchbook

A study in greatness

Because of her father's career as a commercial pilot, Eva and her family were able to travel to many cities across the country during her childhood. As a result, Eva saw the works of great masters in some of the nation's best art museums, further cementing her love for visual art.

A closeup of used paint brushes sitting on a palette and soaking in water next to a drying piece of abstract art