Publications & Features
My artwork and creative practice occasionally extend beyond the canvas through books, interviews, and collaborative projects. These experiences bring visual imagery into conversation with poetry, storytelling, and reflection, allowing the work to live in new contexts and reach readers in meaningful ways.
Featured Interview
CanvasRebel Magazine
I was honored to be featured by CanvasRebel, a publication that highlights the journeys and perspectives of independent artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs.
In this conversation, I share more about my path as an artist, the intuitive and spiritual foundations of my work, and the way imagery gradually emerges through listening, experimentation, and layered exploration.
Poetry & Image Collaboration
For The Wounded by Mer Monson
Several of my paintings were selected to accompany the poetry in For The Wounded, a contemplative collection by poet Mer Monson. The pairing of visual imagery with poetry creates a quiet dialogue between image and language, inviting readers into spaces of reflection, vulnerability, and healing.
I am grateful to have my work included in a project that honors the depth of human experience and the ways art and poetry can speak to one another.
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Children’s Book
The Lonely Red Line
I wrote and illustrated The Lonely Red Line originally for my own children as a playful way to introduce the magic of color mixing. Through a simple visual story, the book explores how colors interact and transform while also gently touching on themes of individuality, connection, and belonging.
The book was created as a joyful teaching tool, inviting children to discover how new colors emerge through curiosity and creative exploration.