It was clear to me that from a young age that art was going to be an important part of my life. I was accepted in an art
program in elementary school that helped me as well as guided me into the
artist I am today. My favorite aspect of art is that every mistake can happen
for a reason or can be used as a learning experience.
Drawing was therapeutic and a way for me to
cope with loss and my childhood. It was a way to express everything I was feeling
without even saying a word. I continue
on the path to be an artist because I want to spend the rest of my life
creating and doing something that I love.
"Stone Guy"
Ink wash and charcoal
2015
18"x24"
"Coil Pot"
Clay
2016
8"x10"
"Pauls Green Plate"
Wheel thrown clay plate
2016
10"
"Fish Tiles"
Clay
7"x7" (each tile)
2016
"Obey"
Charcoal on paper
2015
15"x25"
"Japanese Mountainside"
Oil on Canvas
2015
11"x14"
"Bear"
Scratchboard
2014
7"x14"
"Stars"
Oil pastel on paper
2014
20"x25"
"Fruit"
Oil pastel
2014
12"x24"
"Sticky Feet"
Charcoal pencil on paper
2012
"Dinner"
Oil on panel
2015
7"x14
"Shoe"
2016
Digital Image
Colored Pencil, marker, photoshop
"Panda in Lightbulb"
2016
Digital Image
Colored pencil,marker, photoshop
"Trapped"
2016
Graphite on paper
10"x15"
"Lonely Duck Pond"
2016
7" wide
Wheel thrown altered cup