I simply paint what I love. Whether it’s seen as traditional or modern, my work is a bridge to the people who have welcomed hundreds of my paintings into their homes over the last ten years.
Seeing my aesthetic take on a life of its own through derivatives and recognizable fragments is a testament to the power of shared inspiration. But for me, creativity is a slow, nourished process. My days are anchored in a sunlit studio with a cup of green tea and the news, followed by hours of meticulous labor. By finding art in the wildflowers and mountain views, I turn the quiet moments of life into something enduring. I create for the joy of the process and the thrill of the next discovery.
