Art has always been, for me, a way of observing and responding to the world with care-full attention.

I’m an art educator and creative facilitator who believes that everyone is an artist in their own right. My work centers on helping artists develop strong visual fundamentals while trusting their own instincts, interpretations, and creative voices.

Through thoughtfully designed workshops and classes, I guide artists in exploring the visual arts in ways that empower them to ask “why”, with confidence, about what they see. Whether we’re building a color wheel, crafting zines, or experimenting with harmony and contrast, my goal remains the same: to give emerging artists the tools to respond to the world in their own creative way.

I design programs for a wide range of ages—from early elementary through middle school—and host workshops for adults; helping to reignite a love of art and the creative practice. By always adapting material I meet students where they are. Offering accessible ways to engage with the fundamental structures of art through play, experimentation, and creative risk-taking.

When we learn to see—really see—the foundation of our artistic skills and personal confidence begins to bloom. At the heart of my teaching is a simple idea: when student learn to trust their eye, they learn to trust themselves, as the artist.