About Me

 

​I am a self-taught artist working mostly in clay, I also paint in acrylics and oils. My work is creating whimsical clay pieces using ceramic pottery and stoneware clay.  My pet portraits are created from photographs in acrylics, oils and clay.

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My art lives where imagination meets the natural world — a place filled with laughter, color, and storytelling. I work primarily in hand-sculpted clay, transforming humble materials into whimsical worlds: smiling garden totems, expressive pet portraits, and framed clay scenes that seem to hum with quiet joy.

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Each piece begins with a spark of personality — a tilt of a dog’s head, a swirl in a flower, the playful curve of a bird’s beak. I want every sculpture to feel alive, as if it might whisper a secret when you’re not looking. My inspiration comes from the gardens I wander, the animals I meet, and the joy of celebrating everyday magic.

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Through my work, I hope to remind others that art doesn’t have to be serious to be meaningful — it can be lighthearted, full of wonder, and deeply human.