And A Little More is an independent art and design studio created with a love for thoughtful spaces, visual storytelling, and art that feels personal. The studio offers a curated collection of art prints alongside original paintings, bringing together design, color, texture, and emotion in a way that feels both modern and timeless.
About Claire Park
Claire Park is a Korean-born visual designer and artist based in Los Angeles, working across design, digital media, and original painting.
Born and raised in Korea, Claire began studying abroad in Canada at the age of 19, where her creative journey outside of Korea first began. She later moved to San Diego to pursue art studies before eventually relocating to Los Angeles.
She earned her degree in Jewelry Design from the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM) and began her professional career as a designer. Her interest in visual storytelling later expanded into graphic design, branding, web design, and digital media. She also studied at the Gnomon School of Visual Effects in Hollywood, developing skills in 3D and digital storytelling.
Today, Claire works in two connected creative practices: design and original painting. Her paintings explore color, memory, emotion, and texture, while her design background continues to shape the visual identity and creative direction behind And A Little More.
From the artwork and collections to the website, branding, and overall visual direction, each part of the gallery is approached with a designer’s eye and an artist’s perspective.
The Gallery
And A Little More Gallery is operated by siblings Claire Park and Scott P., and we’re supported by two additional team members who help with daily operations.
Claire leads the artistic and creative direction, while Scott supports the gallery’s management and day-to-day operations. Together, they operate both the official And A Little More website and Etsy shop, offering art prints and original artwork to customers worldwide.
Their goal is simple: to make art feel personal, approachable, and easy to bring into everyday spaces.
Thank you for being here and for supporting independent art.