Artist • Writer • Storyteller • Creative + Intuitive Mentor
I create books, art, gatherings, and reflective experiences rooted in creativity, wonder, authenticity, and the quiet return to ourselves.
Much of my work explores what it means to live a life that lets the soul breathe.
Through watercolor, storytelling, poetic reflection, nature, creative practice, and meaningful conversation, I create spaces that invite people to slow down, soften, reconnect, and remember what truly matters.
Your creativity. Your intuition. Your humanity. Your aliveness.
And sometimes all we need is space quiet enough to hear it again.
For much of my life, I quietly questioned myself.
I didn’t always trust my voice. I often felt too sensitive, too creative, too emotional, or too different for the traditional paths laid out in front of me.
Even when I could feel something calling me, I still searched outside myself for certainty, permission, or validation.
But underneath all of that, there was always something deeper.
A quiet knowing.
A subtle pull toward beauty, creativity, meaning, wonder, and a more honest way of living.
It didn’t arrive loudly. It invited me. And little by little, I began following it.
That path led me through many seasons:
teaching yoga and meditation, guiding retreats, exploring Human Design and intuitive work, painting watercolor flowers at my dining room table, creating courses and circles, writing reflections late at night, raising my three boys, wandering through the woods, simplifying my life, and slowly returning to myself along the way.
Looking back now, I can see that every part of the journey was guiding me toward the same thing: remembering my true nature.
Some of the deepest transformation in my life came not from striving harder — but from slowing down enough to truly listen.
Nature became one of my greatest teachers.
The woods.
Wildflowers.
The changing seasons.
Stillness after overwhelm.
The way light moves across a room.
The feeling of breathing deeply after holding too much for too long.
Wonder is not frivolous.
Beauty matters.
Rest matters.
Presence matters.
Watercolor painting taught me surrender. Motherhood taught me devotion and transformation.
Creative gatherings taught me the healing power of being witnessed honestly.
And life itself taught me that authenticity is far more nourishing than performance.
Over time, I stopped trying to become someone else. I started becoming more fully myself.
My work now lives through books, watercolor, storytelling, gatherings, retreats, creative experiences, poetic reflections, and everyday moments of noticing.
Current and emerging projects include:
A Life That Lets Me Breathe - an illustrated collection of poetic reflections on creativity, authenticity, wonder, nervous system healing, beauty, nature, and remembering our inner rhythm
children’s books and illustration projects
reflective talks and immersive creative workshops
retreats and gatherings rooted in beauty, creativity, authenticity, and human connection
my affirmation deck, Your True Nature
Everything I create is rooted in the same deeper intention:
to help people reconnect to themselves in a gentler, more honest, and more alive way.
Wonder softens the nervous system.
People are deeply hungry for spaces that feel real, meaningful, and alive.
Many of us are longing for permission to live differently.
More slowly.
More honestly.
More creatively.
More connected to what actually matters.
Not a perfect life.
But a present one.
A life with room to breathe.
I’m a mother to three boys, and my family continues to be one of my greatest teachers in love, creativity, chaos, tenderness, growth, and perspective.
I paint at the dining room table.
I collect beautiful journals.
I talk to trees.
I find meaning in wildflowers, music, synchronicity, and ordinary moments that suddenly feel sacred.
I dream of a colorful traveling creative studio, books carried across the country, gatherings under the stars, and a sanctuary home filled with art, nature, conversation, creativity, and rest.
And more than anything, I want to live in a way that feels honest. A way that leaves room to breathe.
I believe it is about returning to yourself. Again and again...