What do you specialize in?

Painting is currently my primary medium and the area I have the most experience in. While acrylic painting is my favorite, I also work across a wide variety of mediums, including sculpture, printmaking, photography, drawing, collage, mixed media, watercolor, gouache, oil painting, and digital media. Exploring different forms of art allows me to grow creatively and experiment with new ideas continuously.

What does your creative process look like?

My creative process usually begins with an idea, whether it comes from my own photography, dreams, personal experiences, conversations, or larger social and environmental issues. I typically start with sketches before developing the final piece.

When working with clients, communication is a major part of the process. I work closely with each client to discuss the concept, size, medium, imagery, and overall vision for the artwork. If new ideas develop while I'm creating the piece, I make sure to communicate them before making any major changes.

What inspires your work?

Nature, animals, people, sculpture, politics, and environmental issues are some of my biggest sources of inspiration. Artistically, I am heavily inspired by Claude Monet, Frans Hals, and the Impressionist movement, particularly in my nature-based work.

How do you sell your work?

I primarily promote my artwork online through Instagram and other social media platforms. Many of my early sales have come through friends, family, peers, and personal connections.

For commissions and original artwork purchases, I work directly with clients to discuss pricing, concepts, and expectations.

How much is a work of art?

My work is based on size, cost of materials, and how long I spend working on it. Works that are 10×10inches could range from $35-$100 whereas a piece that is 20×30inches or larger could be $200 or more. For more information please refer to my Works For Sale page, or reach out to me for any questions.

How does shipping work?

Once a painting or commission is completed and purchased, it can be shipped directly to the client. Shipping details are discussed at the beginning of the process, especially for commissions. Clients are responsible for shipping costs, which are separate from the price of the artwork itself.