About me

The best days start off on a hike through my San Francisco neighborhood with my two partners in crime, Nandor and Wednesday, and end in my studio, lost in a painting. I do my best work when I make time to ground myself in the outdoors. The painting process can be all-consuming. I'm lucky my furry studio mates are so patient!

I have always found comfort in my connection to animals. Dogs give clarity to the day. Are we fed? Have we moved our bodies? Exercised our minds? Perhaps we need a nap? It’s not that complicated. My dogs help me to be present and try hard, but remember, tomorrow we get to start fresh!

If you are interested in commissioning a portrait of your loved one (pets or people) I have more information about the process here. I’d love to talk to you.

Art studio workspace with a white skull on a wooden table, paint brushes in jars, and a window with trees outside.

A happy dog with a smiling expression, tongue sticking out, standing on a stone patio next to a garden hose and surrounded by outdoor items and fallen leaves.
A large, brown dog with a green collar is lying on a light gray rug on a wooden floor, looking off to the side.