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There’s something oddly refreshing about being told not to go big. A recent community open call at the Hudson Valley Gallery invited artists to create tiny 2 x 2–inch artworks. That simple, playful prompt took all the pressure off. Instead of worrying about making something “important,” I found myself asking a much better question: what could I paint that small and actually enjoy making? The Challenge of Small Art Of course, I decided to push it a little and tested out two pi

The Art of Gifting, Yellow Studio, December 14, 4-7pm Small abstract artwork on view at local gallery space I’m thrilled to share that one of my small abstract artworks has been accepted into Yellow Studio’s “Small Works by Women Artists” exhibition , which will be on display at their Co-Op and Beehive from December 5 through March 1 at 792 Route 35 in Cross River, NY. This series of small works builds upon my ongoing exploration of subconscious mythology and archetypes —a v

As the veil between worlds thins, a new piece emerges from the shadows… Just in time for spooky season, our best-selling Ghostly Skull Pendant Necklace that we launched on Kickstarter a few years ago is back for a limited-time re-release! Whether you’re dressing up for Halloween, curating your gothic jewelry collection, or just embracing your spooky side, this skull necklace is the perfect piece. Ghostly Halloween Goth Jewelry Skull Necklace This October, I’m excited to rele

I'm thrilled to share a small but meaningful milestone: I’ve just reached 200 followers on Instagram! 📸🎨 To some, it might seem like a modest number—but for me, it represents a year of creative growth , reinvention, and finally saying yes to myself as an artist. Every follow, every like, every share has helped build a new chapter of my journey—and if you're reading this, thank you for being part of it . Video Montage of the last year in my art journey. From Art History to

It’s that time of year again—when the blooms begin to fade, the petals dry, and something quietly magical starts to take shape in the studio and also across the Hudson Valley. Work in progress, macabre dish Over the last few years, I’ve found deep joy in growing flowers, carefully drying them, and transforming them into lasting works of art. What started as a simple creative experiment with familiar blooms like geraniums and daisies has grown into a more thoughtful practice.

Over the years, I’ve developed some go-to methods to incorporate that same kind of spontaneous creativity into my daily routine.

# Welcome to My Brand-New Website! I’m thrilled to finally share something I’ve been working on behind the scenes for a while— my...