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I love getting creative and letting the process do its thing—no overthinking allowed. When my creative juices need a nudge, I’ll grab a kit… sometimes I follow the instructions, and sometimes I toss them aside and do my own thing. Inspiration is everywhere, and I hope my work gives you the confidence to get creative and make it your way.
"Creativity is intelligence having fun." -- Albert Einstein
"To practice any art, no matter how well or badly, is a way to make your soul grow. So do it." -- Kurt Vonnegut
Want to see what I’ve been up to? Head to the pages at the top and explore the creative goodness!
Copic
Copic
I have been using Copic markers for over 8 years now. I have enjoyed attending several of Jennifer Dove's Copic bootcamps and have learned so much but even more so met many wonderful people from all over the world.
I love to color images and use the images to create cards. Since the markers are alcohol based, I can also use to color on metal, glass, fabric so versatile.
Paper crafting
Paper crafting
I began my scrapbooking adventure over 15 years ago. I have made too many albums to count. I do not have any particular style or favor one company's product over another. I'm more of an eclectic type.
I started doing cards about 10 years ago, and have not bought a card from a store since then. It's a great way to use up all those scraps. Plus it is fun to create a card specific to the recipient.
Mixed Media
Mixed Media
I have messy with mixed media for around 5 years. I had seen several different styles of mixed media and thought it was just beautiful. Since then I have paint, cloth, paper, wood and miscellaneous objects to create one of a kind gifts and decor.
I have also used it on scrapbook pages, and incorporated some colored images into my art.
Textured Cardstock vs Photo Paper
LOVE THE VINTAGE LOOK!
Customize Anniversary card.
Can't buy this at a store!
Collage with journaling
Lots of photos but not overly busy
Digital paper design + digital stamp = Cute and quick card front!
The Epson PM-400 feels like having a tiny art studio at my fingertips. It prints in dreamy sizes—5x7, 4x6, even charming little 3.5x5s. I can play with various layouts, collage prints as tiny 1x1 squares, or journal right onto the photo with built-in text boxes.
It’s light enough to travel with me, but powerful enough to turn moments into keepsakes. I especially love the unique background patterns that frame my images in something more soulful than plain white—no extra paper needed, just extra magic. All of the images above were created on the Epson PM 400 Photo Printer.
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