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This is where the work that starts in my sketchbooks, paintings, stitched pieces, and studio experiments becomes something you can live with. Every piece is rooted in culture, personal history, curiosity, nature and beauty. Born in the studio first, then translated into prints, notecards, journals, textiles, wall pieces and more.

Nothing here is mass-produced or rushed. Each release is a limited, intentional collection: short-run pieces shaped in layers of paint, ink, thread, paper, and light, then finished by hand before they ever leave my table. Some pieces carry more story, some carry more play, but all of them carry a little bit of me.

New Art Print Available:

Marker and colored pencil portrait of a woman holding a child, illustrated with soft lines and layered color that convey warmth, care, and closeness.

Mama, Myself

Mama, Myself is about care that comes full circle. It reflects the way love is first learned, shared, and internalized—how we hold our daughters, how we hold the little girl within, and how we learn to offer that same tenderness to ourselves. This piece honors nurturing in all its forms: birthed, spiritual, and chosen. It holds memory, protection, and becoming—where care is inherited, expanded, and practiced with intention.

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  • These portraits began as laser-cut silhouettes layered over richly painted canvases featuring bold and rich colors, gold accents, and expressive textures. Each Queen carries her own rhythm: contemplative, bold, radiant, or simply enjoying the room she takes up.

    The Queens remind us that we are not performing. We’re showing up without asking permission—rooted in culture, shaped by intuition, and moving with joy.

    Printed on textured watercolor paper, hand-signed, and finished with an authenticity seal, each piece arrives as a small extension of the energy that shaped her. A reminder that ease, beauty, and identity can live side by side—without apology and without rush.

    Note: The portrait outlines are based on a licensed embroidery illustration from Creative Fabrica. The colorwork, painting, textures, and final composition are original to my studio.tion text goes here