WyShonda Marshall, a native of Uptown New Orleans, Louisiana, is a multidisciplinary artist working with photography, home interiors, and unique scents for both home and personal wear. WyShonda's artistic journey is deeply rooted in self-love, love for others, and nature, reflecting a holistic approach to aesthetics that resonates through all her creations. From a young age, she demonstrated a natural inclination towards creative expression. With a shoulder-held camcorder in hand, she took charge of family home videos, curating scenes that freeze time and convey the essence of the moment. This early passion for storytelling and visual arts laid the foundation for her multifaceted career.

The cultural richness and resilience of WyShonda’s upbringing significantly shape her artistic vision. Both of her grandmothers, Dorothy Flowers and Rosemary Marshall, raised their families in the Magnolia Projects of New Orleans. Their strength and ability to create beauty amidst challenges inspired WyShonda to develop her unique sense of style and purpose. She sees her work as a continuation of her grandmothers' legacy, honoring their dormant dreams and contributions.

WyShonda's projects, including WyShonda Elise Photography and Flowers and Rosemary, serve as a mosaic that connects her to her cultural heritage and ancestral legacy. Her ability to effortlessly connect with people is a testament to her diverse influences and deep-rooted sense of community. In every photograph, interior design, and fragrance, WyShonda Marshall encapsulates the essence of New Orleans' spirit, family bonds, and the natural world, creating art that is both personal and universal.