from the artists desk

About The Artist

I paint quiet moments inspired by the beauty found in everyday life.

I've been creating art for as long as I can remember.

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After earning a degree in Graphic Design with a focus in painting, my creative career took me into graphic and user experience design. But painting always had a way of calling me back.

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Today I paint from my home studio in St. Augustine, inspired by early mornings at the beach, coastal landscapes, local wildlife, flowers, and the quiet details that are so easy to overlook.

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For me, painting isn't about recreating a scene exactly as it appears. It's about preserving a feeling.

"Life can feel so busy. I hope my artwork gives people a place to take a deep breath and pause."

What inspires Me

My inspiration comes from the world around me and the moments that invite us to slow down and notice them.

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You'll find all kinds of subjects throughout my work, coastal scenes, flowers, wildlife, landscapes, seasonal traditions, and quiet moments from everyday life. Rather than focusing on one style or subject, I enjoy following whatever captures my attention and curiosity. Each painting reflects a moment that felt worth holding onto.

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Many mornings begin with a quiet walk through my neighborhood before the rest of the world wakes up. I love the stillness of those early hours, the softer light, the birds beginning their day, and the feeling that, for just a little while, everything is unhurried. Whether I'm walking through my neighborhood, visiting the beach, or exploring somewhere new, I find inspiration in the small details that are so easy to pass by.

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Those moments inevitably find their way into my paintings.

My Process

I first started painting with acrylics and later discovering watercolor, a medium that completely changed the way I paint. After becoming a mom, I found myself drawn to watercolor because it fit into the small pockets of creative time I had. Following guided lessons helped me explore the medium with confidence, and over time those lessons became the foundation for finding my own voice.

​

Watercolor has a mind of its own, and that's part of what I love most about it.

​

Each painting begins with careful observation, but I leave room for the unexpected. Layer by layer, the colors build, the water moves, and the painting slowly reveals itself.

​

It's a process that asks for patience, something I continue to learn from every time I sit down to paint.

desk painting

Whether you're simply visiting the gallery, looking for an original painting, or considering a commission, I'm so glad you're here.

​

My hope is that these paintings remind you to slow down, notice the light, and find beauty in everyday moments.

​

Thank you for stopping by.

from the artists desk

About The Artist

I paint quiet moments inspired by the beauty found in everyday life.

I've been creating art for as long as I can remember.

​

After earning a degree in Graphic Design with a focus in painting, my creative career took me into graphic and user experience design. But painting always had a way of calling me back.

​

Today I paint from my home studio in St. Augustine, inspired by early mornings at the beach, coastal landscapes, local wildlife, flowers, and the quiet details that are so easy to overlook.

​

For me, painting isn't about recreating a scene exactly as it appears. It's about preserving a feeling.

"Life can feel so busy. I hope my artwork gives people a place to take a deep breath and pause."

What inspires Me

My inspiration comes from the world around me and the moments that invite us to slow down and notice them.

​

You'll find all kinds of subjects throughout my work, coastal scenes, flowers, wildlife, landscapes, seasonal traditions, and quiet moments from everyday life. Rather than focusing on one style or subject, I enjoy following whatever captures my attention and curiosity. Each painting reflects a moment that felt worth holding onto.

​

Many mornings begin with a quiet walk through my neighborhood before the rest of the world wakes up. I love the stillness of those early hours, the softer light, the birds beginning their day, and the feeling that, for just a little while, everything is unhurried. Whether I'm walking through my neighborhood, visiting the beach, or exploring somewhere new, I find inspiration in the small details that are so easy to pass by.

​

Those moments inevitably find their way into my paintings.

My Process

I first started painting with acrylics and later discovering watercolor, a medium that completely changed the way I paint. After becoming a mom, I found myself drawn to watercolor because it fit into the small pockets of creative time I had. Following guided lessons helped me explore the medium with confidence, and over time those lessons became the foundation for finding my own voice.

​

Watercolor has a mind of its own, and that's part of what I love most about it.

​

Each painting begins with careful observation, but I leave room for the unexpected. Layer by layer, the colors build, the water moves, and the painting slowly reveals itself.

​

It's a process that asks for patience, something I continue to learn from every time I sit down to paint.

desk painting

Whether you're simply visiting the gallery, looking for an original painting, or considering a commission, I'm so glad you're here.

​

My hope is that these paintings remind you to slow down, notice the light, and find beauty in everyday moments.

​

Thank you for stopping by.

from the artists desk

About The Artist

I paint quiet moments inspired by the beauty found in everyday life.

I've been creating art for as long as I can remember.

​

After earning a degree in Graphic Design with a focus in painting, my creative career took me into graphic and user experience design. But painting always had a way of calling me back.

​

Today I paint from my home studio in St. Augustine, inspired by early mornings at the beach, coastal landscapes, local wildlife, flowers, and the quiet details that are so easy to overlook.

​

For me, painting isn't about recreating a scene exactly as it appears. It's about preserving a feeling.

"Life can feel so busy. I hope my artwork gives people a place to take a deep breath and pause."

What inspires Me

My inspiration comes from the world around me and the moments that invite us to slow down and notice them.

​

You'll find all kinds of subjects throughout my work, coastal scenes, flowers, wildlife, landscapes, seasonal traditions, and quiet moments from everyday life. Rather than focusing on one style or subject, I enjoy following whatever captures my attention and curiosity. Each painting reflects a moment that felt worth holding onto.

​

Many mornings begin with a quiet walk through my neighborhood before the rest of the world wakes up. I love the stillness of those early hours, the softer light, the birds beginning their day, and the feeling that, for just a little while, everything is unhurried. Whether I'm walking through my neighborhood, visiting the beach, or exploring somewhere new, I find inspiration in the small details that are so easy to pass by.

​

Those moments inevitably find their way into my paintings.

My Process

I first started painting with acrylics and later discovering watercolor, a medium that completely changed the way I paint. After becoming a mom, I found myself drawn to watercolor because it fit into the small pockets of creative time I had. Following guided lessons helped me explore the medium with confidence, and over time those lessons became the foundation for finding my own voice.

​

Watercolor has a mind of its own, and that's part of what I love most about it.

​

Each painting begins with careful observation, but I leave room for the unexpected. Layer by layer, the colors build, the water moves, and the painting slowly reveals itself.

​

It's a process that asks for patience, something I continue to learn from every time I sit down to paint.

desk painting

Whether you're simply visiting the gallery, looking for an original painting, or considering a commission, I'm so glad you're here.

​

My hope is that these paintings remind you to slow down, notice the light, and find beauty in everyday moments.

​

Thank you for stopping by.