The Process

Inspiration
Every piece of art starts with inspiration. Often I am inspired by nature - a beautiful sunrise, a field of wildflowers- simple reminders of God's goodness and faithfulness.

Creation
I paint often in the afternoon, at my kitchen table where I get the best natural light and a quiet moment to myself.
I love to use French watercolor paper and heavy body acrylics for the textural element they add.

Framing
As a piece gets closer to completion I start to think about framing. I love the story a collected or vintage frame adds to a piece of art and love sourcing them myself. When framing a piece of art I will often complete the painting in the frame to consider complimenting tones and use of space.

Our collections
The most rewarding part by far is seeing a piece of art in its forever home. I love receiving photographs of artwork from my collectors and it feels like such a special collaboration of their inspiration and spaces and my work. It makes me excited every time an image pops into my inbox - like this one from Brittany Goodman.