If you’ve ever driven to Frisco, Copper, or Vail, you’ve likely passed the breathtaking sight of Dillon Reservoir. Nestled between Silverthorne and Frisco, this iconic Colorado lake is a landmark that changes with the seasons—and the water levels. In recent years, the lake has been lower than usual, but its beauty is constant, dotted with little islands and surrounded by towering peaks. For me, the mountain[...]
There’s something about November skies in Colorado that stops me in my tracks. The sunsets and sunrises this time of year are unlike any other—blazing streaks of pink, orange, and blue that feel like nature’s last hurrah before winter fully sets in. I’ve always wondered if it’s the angle of the sun, the cooler temperatures, or maybe just the slower pace of November that allows me to notice them more. Perha[...]
My latest piece, A Mother’s Prayer, captures the quiet yet profound connection between a mother and her child, nestled in a meadow of wildflowers. This painting draws inspiration from the heartfelt photography of Janessa Parker and her journey to explore her Diné heritage. It reflects both the tenderness of motherhood and the deep spiritual threads that connect us to culture, land, and ancestry. It’s a piece ro[...]
Flowers have long held a cherished place in art, symbolizing everything from beauty and love to transience and renewal. From ancient frescoes to contemporary masterpieces, the motif of flowers has transcended time and cultural boundaries. The history of flowers in art is rich and varied, reflecting humanity's deep connection to nature and our enduring fascination with the natural world. In the spring, all I can thin[...]
Home is where I want to be. I love having a space that I can’t wait to get back to. A place where my flowers grow in the summer, the fireplace is on in the winter, and there is as much wallpaper in it as I can fit. To me, home is a place where all feel welcome and are given a space to rest, recharge, and connect. This, Leave it to Beaver home that we purchased in January of 2020 is tha[...]
In the heart of creating a whimsical, adventure-filled nursery, I found myself embarking on a journey alongside Tobias (our soon to be son) and Mozi (our West Highland Terrier). With a canvas before me and a palette of colors echoing the hues of the nursery, I set out to bring their world to life and create a series of adventure themed nursery art. Tobias + Mozi's Hot Air Balloon Ride The first paintin[...]
Before and during the Black Lives Matter campaign that grew in 2020, I was completely unaware of what unconscious bias was and that I could possibly have any. I was unaware of what it was like to be a person of color in America and that our experiences could be so vastly different. All that to say, I’ve learned a lot from Dameda JoLynn over the last year. Not only because she so kindly share’s her black experien[...]
Let's talk about sex. While this isn't my favorite conversation to be had–I'm highly uncomfortable by the conversation of sex based on my upbringing–I think it's an important one. And who better to talk to than Alyssa Manny who isn't afraid of any conversation. Alyssa is the owner of 'Ohana Yoga + Barre in Denver, Colorado. Her mission is to evolve and help others to evolve too. To help others to open[...]
Kemetic yoga is a newly rediscovered Egyptian practice with roots that outlive that of the yoga we practice now. Unlike Indian yoga that was made for the elite and men, Kemetic yoga was created for all the people. Men and women of every background, focused on soft movements that highlight the divine feminine and only features a limited number of postures to explore. It’s a style of yoga that’s making its way bac[...]
The Crone… not an archetype we like to talk about because we don’t like ending in our society. As defined by Joanne Sienko Ott, St. Catherine University, "The literature describes the crone archetype as a pre-existent form in the collective unconscious that embodies instinctive ways of channeling wisdom, inner knowing, and intuition, guiding us through the transition of life, and going inward to bring fort[...]
Starting February 1st, I’m curating my print collection:
17 prints will remain available always. Everything else becomes limited edition prints.
I’ll release limited drops throughout the year, giving my newsletter community 48-hours early access before opening it up to everyone.