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Steve Wright

I got my start in the paint shop with my dad when I was just barely strong enough to hold a roll of 18 inch masking paper; about 4 years old. In those days a night with my dad in the garage was monetarily worth a dollar, but the experience has proved to be priceless.

I have learned every aspect of the painting business from the ground up through my parents. Watching and doing are the two main components of becoming a custom painter. If you are intrigued enough in watching another’s artistry in the making as I was with my dad, then you develop similar skills. Although I do not have any formal education in graphic design or paint, I have had my talents tested by real customers over and over again.

My favorite part of being a custom painter is execution of design. In many cases my dad will do the major design, my mom will do color coordination, and the final job lies in my hands. It has been a good system for us. My dad is the best designer, artist, painter, and teacher I know of and my mom knows how to put colors together. Together we make a good team.

No matter how great a paint job I ever create, my greatest work is my family. My wife Dana and I have four children. Christian, 6, Stevie, 4, Morgan, 3, and Jaden, 1. And they all love the paint shop.

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