“If you go to your typical sipping paint, everyone has to paint the same painting,” she said. Most recently, the shop began to do tie-dye projects. The paint-and-sip studio now offers a variety of mediums to work with, from canvas to clay to wood to mosaics. “We started doing ceramics, and now it’s over half our business, which is wonderful,” she said. So, they began to offer paintable ceramics. “Then Doug started hearing customers talk about ceramics.” “We started with just canvas classes, and everybody painted the same thing,” she said.

But soon, the couple decided to expand their reach. After opening the location in Colorado Springs, where Marsh is from, the pair decided to move corporate headquarters here as well.Īt first, the studio just offered traditional sip-and-paint classes, where an instructor would guide a group through painting on canvas. The duo opened their first studio in 2014, and later debuted a spot in Colorado Springs near the end of 2019. Now, the Colorado Springs couple have three successful Brush Crazy locations - a paint-and-sip art studio that provides the supplies one could need to get creative, including light booze. “We opened and then it just, we went from five people to six to 10 to 12, and some of our classes were 30, 40, 50 people,” she said. There, they opened their first store: Brush Crazy. So, she and her husband packed up their things and moved to Montana, where her husband is from. “I was like, ‘OK, I’m just going to trust you and we’re just going to do it - and then I got excited,” she said.

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