FROM THE TRAIL TO THE CANVAS...

On this page, explore my collection of handmade art — each piece crafted from my heart and inspired by the beauty of the natural world. Here you can learn a little bit about each piece and where my inspiration came from.

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All My Trails Lead to Longs

This painting of Longs Peak and Mount Meeker are my favorite peaks in all of Colorado. I see them every day and they keep me absolutely fixated to this day. Which is exactly why I wanted to honor them in a painting!

Maroon Bell Fantasy

This is one of my favorite paintings for many reasons and has hung on my personal wall at home for many years. It has some of my favorite mountain flowers: columbines, lupine, poppies and aster daisies. My favorite color is yellow so aspen trees are also another beloved Colorado sight. Believe it or not though, I've never been to the Maroon Bells! These mountains are absolutely stunning, but the mass crowds at the main view are not.

Eyes on Fire Over Lily Lake

This is a commissioned painting of Lily Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park. Wanting to remember their first hike in the park and incorporate their love for the band Tool, this was a fun piece to do!

Mars on Earth Sunrise

After a week long trip to Utah, I was thoroughly inspired by the color pallets of the desert. When I got back from my trip, I made a painting inspired by several landscapes I was able to explore. Utah will always be one of my favorite places to visit.

Lost in the Mirage

Lost in the landscapes of my mind, Utah stayed on my mind long after I came home. This painting also has a secret spot I've seen online I'm still in search of. A metaphorical portal into the deserts that have touched my heart.

Island Lake Through the Eyes of an Aspen Tree

On one adventure down a 4x4 trail, I passed a chunk of aspen tree bark on the side of the road. The artist in my mind screamed "CANVAS!", so I threw it in reverse and hopped out to grab it. Once I got it home, it took further processing to get it to be an appropriate canvas to paint on and for the outside bark to be preserved, but it was that day that the bark canvas came to be!

Snowy Rainbows at Dream Lake

A commissioned piece of Dream Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park, is another memorabilia of a first winter hike. There is something so special about Rocky in the wintertime, but be prepared if you come to the Rockies in the winter. It is beautiful but inhospitable.