Wild Persistence: Field Notes 04.07.19 Dandelions carry a quiet kind of resilience, growing often where they are not wanted, and continuing despite resistance. In this season, that persistence feels familiar. Strength not as force, but as something tenacious, natural, and enduring.
Available Size: 11x14
Still Becoming: Field Notes 02.12.25
This self portrait came out of a season of unraveling and rebuilding. After a series of shifts that forced me to take a harder look at what I will and won’t carry forward, I found myself back at the foundation for figuring out what still fits, what doesn’t, and what I’m still growing into. It’s less about answers, and more about learning to hold both strength and softness at the same time. There’s a quiet sense of steadiness here that I’m learning to trust.
Available Framed: 16x20
Tangled Lifelines: Field Notes 10.12.25
This piece explores “Roots” in a more literal sense, where existing systems tangle with new growth, forming something not yet fully defined. It reflects the in-between space where change is happening, even if it isn’t visible yet.
Available Framed: 16X20
Ethereal Flight Reminiscent of late summer days in the yard as the day winds down and the breaths become easier.
Available Framed: 32 x 22
Pines Reminder that even in motion, some things hold their ground.
Available Framed: 8x10
Summer Colors Layered moments, before the dog days of summer arrive, and everything still feels joyful and bright.
Available Framed: 19 x 16
Cicada Wing Translucent layers exploring memory and quiet resilience.
Available Framed: 12 x 10
Sun to Me A meditation on warmth, and the places we keep reaching for.
Available Framed: 22 x 18
Yellow Shoes Brightness, signalling optimism and the stubborn joy of texture and color.
Available Framed: 8 x 8
Night Walk Built as a bright moonscape, with the buzz of texture offering a view of that late night creative flow.
COLLECTED Framed: 32 x 22
New Beginnings A study in the power of water and its anchor to peace in our lives.
COLLECTED Framed: 11x14
Tethered Created after a discussion about children, loss, and our value and beauty as parents, even in the midst of our brokeness.