“It started off being an escape, because it is beautiful, but it’s also inspired by where I come from,” says Little. “We lived on this little farm, and my father had a grocery store that was an illegal liquor house. We were poor. I had this affinity for all the things that most people would think would be horrible about my childhood: a falling-down fence, a rickety window, peeling paint.”
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