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Guided by my faith in Jesus Christ, I paint from Scripture—translating God’s truth, grace, and compassion into oil on canvas. My desire is to serve those who seek artwork that magnifies His glory and nurtures their walk with Him.

About the Artist

Her formal artistic training began with the study of human anatomy at the Denver General Hospital School for X-Ray Technicians.

She later earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Colorado Denver, concentrating on drawing, life drawing, and oil painting.

Additional studies at the Rocky Mountain School of Art and Design, along with watercolor training under Betty Demauree, further shaped her artistic foundation—techniques she continues to integrate into her oil work today.

She now works exclusively in oils, creating pieces that blend realism with impressionistic nuance. While portraits and the human figure remain her primary focus, she occasionally explores landscapes and florals for creative renewal.

Moments with Gramma

My story began in Valley City, North Dakota where my grandparents were very instrumental in me becoming a Christian. Early mornings I awoke to catch Gramma praying for her grandchildren, me. Precious visits.

After a neighbor prayed with me to accept the Lord when I was thirty, Gramma wrote back saying she always prayed I would have neighbors who would bring me to the Lord.

Those early roots began my connection to Jesus, even though I did not commit until years later. I realize now how my early years with gramma helped form the basis for my art today.

Foundations

As a new believer, I spent several years involved in Christian organizations that helped shape my walk with Jesus. Bible Study Fellowship deepened my understanding of God’s Word, and Aglow introduced me to believers whose passion for Jesus was contagious.

I eventually became part of a church connected to Pastor Chuck Smith’s ministry, Calvary Castle Rock.

Though I was involved in other groups as well, these were the ones that most profoundly influenced my spiritual growth.

Living My Journey

As a Christian artist, I feel compelled to respond to the chaos of our world, and each painting becomes a chance to share my heart.

My ideas often spring from Scripture, meaningful conversations, and encounters with interesting people.

As I begin a piece, I consider its message—how to express it in a way that feels fresh, positive, and uplifting.

Research is central to my process, and I spend time ensuring biblical accuracy and seeking insight from those well-versed in Scripture.

Many things influence an artist, but for me, the depth of my work has grown alongside the deepening of my faith.

ACHEIVEMENTS & CHARITABLE FOCUS

  • #1 Professional Division, Pebble Creek Art Club

    1st place, my art is the overflow of God's goodness in my life, and being honored in this way feels like a tender reminder of who I am in Him.

  • Choices Arizona

    Choices Pregnancy Center offers hope, comfort, and compassionate services to those seeking life-affirming options for their unborn children.

  • Breast Cancer Awareness

    My journey through a breast cancer with surgery and chemo, was the catalyst for a renewed spiritual direction. As a season of testing, it transformed my faith. "He Has My Back" is a testimony to that.

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FAQ's

Are you open to commissions?

Yes! I take commissions as they fit into my schedule. A custom piece is a wonderful way to add originality to your space and capture meaningful moments.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes! My printing vendors are experienced and do excellent work. Please note that customs, VAT, or import fees are not included, so be sure you’re completely happy with your purchase before ordering.

How long will it take to get my art?

I allow about two weeks for print deliveries, though most arrive sooner. Embellished prints may take up to two and a half weeks, and original artwork usually arrives within one to two weeks.

Do you restock sold out prints?

Most of my prints are print-on-demand, so they stay in stock as long as they’re listed. Limited editions—like embellished prints—are offered in smaller quantities and may run out quickly.