Featured Artworks
Memory of New York
Acrylic on Canvas
18 × 24
2020
On a road trip to Montreal, my husband and I saw this stunning scene in upstate New York. It left me in awe of its beauty, and it was an unmarked location on the side of the road! We pulled over to take it in, and it lived with me ever since.
In many ways, I consider this painting to be my firstborn. It was the first time I was transfixed in a setting and layer after layer of paint was applied while time went by unnoticed. Some 30 layers and many hours later, we landed here.
Looking back now, I can’t help but still love this painting. There are rookie mistakes in here, sure, but I wouldn’t change them… I couldn’t. This isn’t my most technically skilled painting, but it is by far my most sentimental, and dare I say, atmospheric.
Visitor on the Maurice River
Acrylic on Canvas
18 × 24
2021
I grew up off of the Maurice River in New Jersey, and when I finally learned how to ride a bike, you couldn’t keep me away from it. Sunset bike rides to see the passing ships was a sacred ritual in my high school years.
I wish I knew the name of this boat, or what it was, but I sadly don’t. What I do know is I thought it was cool, and therefore worth painting.
This painting really helped me loosen up with how I experience water and the shades that dance across it.
Hill creek Farms 
Acrylic on Canvas
16 × 20
2022
(In honor of Mary Evelyn)
While this is a painting of Hill Creek Farms in New Jersey, which has since sadly closed, the tractor sitting among the sunflower fields made me feel so much nostalgia for my grandparent’s farm.
And let me be clear - that is no ordinary tractor in that field, that is a Farmall.
This painting was lovingly created in honor of my grandmother. It reminds me not only of her, but of how people and their memories can transcend places.
I experimented with a much cooler-toned palette than usual. It makes it feel like its August right before a storm.
Some more things…
Bedouins, after John Singer Sargent in watercolor
*Work in Progress
Watercolor of Philly skyline
*Work in Progress
Venus, after Botticelli in colored pencil
Acrylic Plein Air