The art.

before…

Before the stories, the letters, and all this thinking about what it means to be human, there was making.

That part hasn’t gone anywhere.

I paint. I draw. I design things. I experiment. I make gifts, portraits, strange little ideas, collages, decorations, collaborations, and occasionally something simply because I can't stop thinking about what it might look like.

I’ve never been particularly interested in staying inside one medium.

For me, making art is another way of paying attention — to people, places, memories, humor, beauty, and the things we decide are worth remembering.

Made for people.

  • Watercolor painting of the side of a brick house with three windows and a white gutter, surrounded by green trees and a wrought iron gate at the front.
  • A Halloween greeting card with a silhouette of a black cat sitting on grass between two pumpkins, viewed against a large full moon. The top of the card says 'HAPPY HALLOWEEN' in white letters.
  • Three bottles of LaMarca Prosecco on a wooden surface in front of a silver Cricut machine. There are also four silver party hats with the word 'happy' written on them, placed on the wooden surface in front of the bottles.
  • A watercolor painting of a person in a beige shirt and hat standing in the ocean with waves, facing away from the viewer.
  • Invitation to a bridal shower with yellow flowers and green foliage border, details of event including date, location, RSVP, and registry information.
  • Watercolor painting of a black and white dog resting its head on a striped pillow, with one paw reaching out.
  • A small dog with black, white, and tan fur looking up at a person holding a Valentine's Day card with a heart wreath and the words 'Be my Valentine?'
  • Close-up of a textured basketball with a colorful design and the words 'Team Up' on it, on a wooden table surrounded by markers, batteries, and miscellaneous objects.
  • Light blue denim jacket with the word "SAYGE" painted in black on the top part, a large painted bear face wearing sunglasses and an orange bandana in the middle, and the words "LUCAS CUBS" painted in orange on the bottom part.
  • A watercolor painting of a large tree with orange, red, and yellow leaves in front of a sign that reads "Chateau Estates."

Creative Experiments

  • A pair of white canvas sneakers with colorful abstract geometric patterns on the sides, lying on a dark fabric surface.
  • Decorative pillow with cartoon gnomes wearing colorful hats, holding cards that spell out "HAPPY HANUKKAH," sitting on a chunky knit blanket.
  • A white paper cup decorated with colorful illustrations of gnomes, trees, and mushrooms, featuring the words "Merry Christmas."
  • Black and white doodle artwork featuring a prominent blue star with intricate patterns, surrounded by swirling lines, star shapes, and decorative designs, on a spiral-bound sketchbook on a colorful wooden surface.
  • A hand-painted Christmas-themed picture featuring a reindeer's head with antlers. The antlers are labeled with numbered circles from 1 to 24, which serve as a countdown or calendar. The reindeer's nose is labeled with a circle number 24, and it is surrounded by green pine branches and red berries at the bottom.
  • A table setting with colorful geometric-patterned plates, white napkins, and silverware on a white tablecloth.

art & story.

I'm increasingly interested in what happens when art and storytelling stop being separate things. I'm still figuring out what that looks like. You'll probably see some of those experiments here.

And please follow along on my socials.

The artist with her arms raised standing beneath a large natural rock formation resembling a horseshoe arch during sunset.
A woman with red hair painting with watercolors on a canvas in an art studio.