Artist Favorite
The Art
These pieces are created through layers — much like the stories, memories, and emotions that inspire them.
Working in watercolor and mixed media allows each painting to evolve naturally. The fluid movement of watercolor captures moments of softness and unpredictability, while additional textures and materials add depth, contrast, and character.
Many of these works are inspired by nature — loons, forests, wildlife, and the quiet landscapes that remind us to slow down and notice the world around us. Others are shaped by personal experiences, including caregiving and the journey of loving someone living with dementia.
Each piece is intentionally imperfect and one of a kind. Just like the moments, memories, and people that inspire them.
Available Artwork
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A Quiet Drift - Orginal Watercolor | Mallard -
Adirondack Fox Bear Faux Suede Decorative Pillow - 20x20 -
And to the lake I go - Unisex T- Shirt -
Apple Orchard Women's Boxy T-Shirt -
Apple Pattern Canvas Tote Bag -
April Come She Will - Original Mixed Media Artwork -
Be Kind. Be Unfroggettable - Youth T-Shrit -
Bear in the Woods - Unisex T-Shirt -
Bearnecessities - Unisex - T-Shirt -
Bearnecessities - Youth T-Shirt -
Beer Drinking Elk - Brewfest 2025 -
Blue Crab Trucker Hat -
But First Coffee Trucker Hat -
Buzz Off - Bee Youth T-Shirt -
Cool Moms Club T-shirt -
Curiosity in Color - Original Watercolor | Mallard -
Elk Drinking a Beer - Women's Boxy Tee -
Elk Graphic Baby Bodysuit, Cozy Infant Outfit, Perfect Gift for Baby Showers, Holidays, Nature Lovers, Newborn Clothes -
Elk in the Pines — Original Watercolor | Strength & Stillness -
Fish Around Trucker Hat -
Forest Whimsy Elk Tee, Nature Lover Unisex Shirt, Wildlife Graphic Tee, Perfect Gift for Adventurers, Eco-Friendly Cotton Tee -
Forget-Me-Not & Pearl Charm Bracelet -
Fox - Unisex T- Shirt -
Fox Faux Suede Decorative Pillow - 20 x 20
Art for a Cause
The Prints
Art can reach the parts of us that memory sometimes cannot.
Creative activities challenge different areas of the brain, support motor skills, and provide a sense of accomplishment for those living with dementia. But more importantly, they offer a way to express feelings that may no longer have words.
I started printing these pieces with my mom after her diagnosis. What began as an activity became something deeper — quiet moments of creativity, connection, and shared joy.
These prints hold more than paint and paper.
They hold time spent together.