About Me
My Background
My Background
My path to becoming an artist wasn’t linear—but it was always present, like a thread weaving quietly through every chapter of my life.
I was trained in realism at a young age, drawn to the precision and patience it requires. Over time, art became more than a skill—it became a sanctuary. While I spent years in corporate and healing professi
My path to becoming an artist wasn’t linear—but it was always present, like a thread weaving quietly through every chapter of my life.
I was trained in realism at a young age, drawn to the precision and patience it requires. Over time, art became more than a skill—it became a sanctuary. While I spent years in corporate and healing professions, I always returned to the page. Drawing remained a place where I could process what words couldn’t hold, and explore the truths that live beneath the surface.
Today, my work reflects not just technical training, but a lifelong study of emotion, energy, and human connection. Influenced by nature, healing arts, and personal transformation, I create from the intersection of observation and intuition.
My art is an offering—for those seeking stillness, resonance, and a deeper way of seeing.
My Medium
My Background
I primarily work in pencil, colored pencil, acrylic, and oil—each chosen for its unique ability to convey emotion through depth, texture, and light.
Graphite allows for precision and intimacy; it captures the quiet honesty of detail. Colored pencil invites a meditative process of layering, building organic richness and resonance over time.
I primarily work in pencil, colored pencil, acrylic, and oil—each chosen for its unique ability to convey emotion through depth, texture, and light.
Graphite allows for precision and intimacy; it captures the quiet honesty of detail. Colored pencil invites a meditative process of layering, building organic richness and resonance over time. Acrylic and oil offer the freedom to explore atmosphere and movement, giving breath to the emotional tone of a piece.
Across all mediums, my process is meticulous and intentional. I lean into realism not just as a style, but as a way to connect more deeply—with myself, with others, and with the unseen layers of a moment.
Why I Create
Why I Create
My art is not created from concept, but from communion. Each mark is a conversation—between body and soul, between the seen and the felt.
For as long as I can remember, my hands have been my truest translators. When the mind is too loud or the heart too full, they step forward and whisper, “Let me show you what’s true.” They know how to s
My art is not created from concept, but from communion. Each mark is a conversation—between body and soul, between the seen and the felt.
For as long as I can remember, my hands have been my truest translators. When the mind is too loud or the heart too full, they step forward and whisper, “Let me show you what’s true.” They know how to soften the noise, shape the ache, and bring me back to presence.
In this way, drawing is not performance—it’s remembrance. It’s how I stay in relationship with what is too complex for words: grief, beauty, rage, tenderness, and transformation. Especially now, as I walk through pregnancy, personal reckoning, and rebirth, my art holds the imprint of something deeper—something not just observed, but felt.
My work is an invitation to pause, to feel, and to come home to the body.
To let the hand speak when language cannot.
To witness the sacred movement beneath the surface.
To remember that we are always, always becoming.