Jazz's dream of a solo art show is jeopardized when her sister's well-intentioned but destructive actions threaten to ruin her work. Jazz, a talented young artist, is ecstatic to have her first one-woman exhibition at Big Lake's Spring Fling. However, her joy turns to frustration and anger when her sister, Kendra, who has special needs, attempts to 'improve' Jazz's paintings by adding her own vibrant, chaotic touches. Jazz must confront her own uncontrolled rage and learn to navigate the complexities of family relationships while striving to protect her artistic vision.

The premise sets up a story that likely explores themes of sibling relationships, artistic passion, and personal growth. The conflict between Jazz's desire for control over her art and her sister's innocent interference suggests a narrative focused on emotional regulation and understanding. The mention of recognizing the need for Christ indicates a strong spiritual or faith-based element central to the resolution of Jazz's internal struggles. This suggests a story that aims to provide both a relatable coming-of-age experience and a message of faith.