"The Way The Light Held You" This painting was inspired by the golden native grasses and ancient oak trees at oak spring garden, where I spent July last year as an artist in residence. This is part of a new series of works I've been creating that I will debut at the Whyte avenue artwalk.

Tonight is week 3 of 4 for my nature themed colored pencil students in Sherwood park. These little cuties will be the muses for tonight's demo. 🐦🦊

Spring vibes in the studio today. Large scale peony oil painting is almost finished!

More pottery musings yesterday in my beginners class. My first little pot! How cute... ☺️

More fun with colored pencils. Something cheerful for your feed this weekend. ❤️

2025 personal project on the go this weekend. What is everyone's favorite bird? Is there such a thing- a favorite bird? I love so many but get particularly excited seeing these guys in the wild, as well as northern flickers and pileated woodpeckers... Oh wait and white breasted nuthatches and...😉

I'm taking a beginner pottery class with my sister this winter and it's been so much fun! The best part is hanging out with my sister each week and doing something radically out of my normal art practice.

Interested in learning more about colored pencils and botanical work? Pop into the AGA on their free admission day this Thursday as I'll be in the gallery working on something special! Demo time: 4-7 pm

Edmonton, thank you for your huge support today at the Art Gallery of Alberta for our show opening! An amazing milestone to celebrate with all of you. Feminine landscape exhibit Open Jan 25-March 30. Demo in gallery this Thursday, January 30 from 4-7 pm.

Here's the grand reveal of the very large graphite and coloured pencil piece, "Patience and Perseverance" completed for the Feminine Landscape exhibition at the Art Gallery of Alberta Opening reception January 25 from 1-3 pm. Exhibition dates from January 25- March 30

Took my first pottery class (week 1 of 10) at the clay hut. Had a blast. I feel it's good as a professional artist to sometimes step out of your medium of choice and create something totally different. Brings back some fun.

Looking forward to our group show "the Feminine Landscape" at the Art gallery of Alberta January 25! This amaryllis bulb is coming along steadily. Representative of the hidden work and disparities still facing women artists in the art world today.