SPIRIT OF ACADIANA - KATC

“Here's what the Martinis event looked like in 2020: virtual, no crowd, with glasses sold online, and a physical, public event that never happened.

And this is what happened Wednesday night: in so many respects, it was a new dawning for all us, featuring the passionate visuals of artist extraordinaire, Lauren Brasseaux.” Read the whole article and watch the video.

KATC - ABC3 Acadiana’s News Channel

“Healing House; Hope for Grieving Children has named Lauren Sibley Brasseaux as the “Martinis 2021- Lafayette’s Best Martini” Glass Artist.

A private event will be held Wednesday, July 9 at the Mercedes Benz of Lafayette’s Showroom to unveil Lauren’s martini glass creation.”

99.9 KTDY

People get really excited each time the "Martinis - Lafayette's Best Martini" fundraiser comes around for 2 reasons. 1) Because it helps Healing House, and 2) because of the commemorative martini glass. Several talented artists throughout the years have provided their individual touch to the event by designing the artwork for that year's glass.

In keeping with the tradition of having an artist create a unique design for the collectible martini glasses, Healing House has announced its featured artist for "Martinis 2021 - Lafayette's Best Martini". This year's artist is Lafayette's Lauren Sibley Brasseaux. Read the whole article.

KATC - ABC3 Acadiana’s News Channel

“Healing House; Hope for Grieving Children has announced the artist for their Martinis 2020 - Lafayette Best Martini event.

Officials named Lauren Sibley Brasseaux as the “Martinis 2020- Lafayette’s Best Martini” Glass Artist. On July 8 at the Mercedes Benz of Lafayette’s Showroom a private event will be held to unveil Lauren’s martini glass creation.” Read the entire announcement article."

KATC - ABC3 Acadiana’s News Channel

The Martinis 2020 - Lafayette's Best Martini glass was unveiled at a private event Wednesday night.

This year's glass was designed by local artist Lauren Sibley Brasseaux, the owner of Sibley Designs in Lafayette's Oil Center.

"I used flowers from Louisiana - an iris, camellia, azalea, and magnolia," explained Brasseaux. "The reason I picked flowers is because we give flowers in times of grief to show support and love, and that's what Healing House does." Watch the interview video!

The Advocate

Designing, packaging and sending out wedding invitations can seem like a steep undertaking. From the engagement party to the save the dates to the actual wedding, invitations allow guests to prepare for what’s to come.

“An invitation is like a preview to your wedding,” says Lauren Brasseaux of Sibley Designs in Lafayette. “It sets the tone for what kind of wedding you’re going to have.”

When Brasseaux meets with a bride for the first time, she starts with the basics. Where is the wedding? How many people are invited? What kind of flowers will there be? Does the couple define their style as classic, bohemian, modern or something else?

Read the rest of the article.

Acadiana ProfilE MAGAZINE - Les artistes: Don't Worry, Paint Happy

From the October / November 2018 issue.

“Creating from a positive place, Lafayette artist Lauren Sibley Brasseaux found her niche by capturing what she knows and loves”

“…she more than makes up for with her signature style – whimsical yet realistic, she’s been told – and a rare ability to cause observers to re-examine what they see in their everyday, and view it again, for the first time.” Read the entire article by Will Kalec.

Acadiana Profile

"This year, The Big Easel will showcase artists of various media, including paintings, jewelry, ceramics, photography, glass and wood. One artist is Lauren Sibley Brasseaux, of Lafayette.The lifelong artist has created watercolor and acrylic paintings under the moniker Sibley Designs since 2014." Read the entire blog post by Ashley Hinson.

Frites and Deets

"From a young age, Lauren knew she would grow up to be an artist. With the only art training she had being high school art classes, she has had to learn to be unafraid of experimenting with new mediums and teaching herself techniques. After graduating from LSU in Advertising, with minors in Business and Design, she got right to work for a magazine in Baton Rouge.Lauren knew she wasn’t fulfilling her artistic potential by working for a bigger company, and four years ago decided to leave her job and start @sibleydesigns" Read the entire post by Frites and Deets