Creating artwork that breaths life into your space.
My story.
I am often asked how long I have been painting - most people are surprised by my answer. I started painting in 2018 - I was in search of a hobby at the time and I kept seeing myself in an art studio.
After moving to Cle Elum (a small town in Central Washington), I felt the pull of the outdoors. The quiet of the mountains. The weight of fog in the trees. The presence of wildlife. Those moments have always felt grounding to me, and over time, I felt a need to hold onto them.
Painting became the way I did that.
My Process.
I prefer working with oil paint - creating paintings of wildlife and moody landscapes that are inspired by my surroundings. My process is intuitive and unhurried. I take my time, allowing each piece to develop naturally while I search for the quiet energy of a place or the still gaze of an animal.
I want my paintings to feel like a pause — a breath — a moment of calm in a busy space. Artwork that doesn’t demand attention, but quietly holds it.
My hope is that when one of my pieces finds its way into your home, it becomes more than art on a wall. That it becomes a presence. A sense of stillness and a small connection to the wild.
