Photography, Illustration, and visual storytelling rooted in memory, nature, and connection
I have always been a sentimental person. In my garage sit two large memory boxes filled with pieces of my childhood — journals, photographs, drawings, and little fragments of seasons I never wanted to forget. Now, I get to pull them out and share those stories with my daughter.
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Documenting life has always been part of who I am. Whether through photography, journaling, or art, I’m drawn to preserving the feelings that shape us and the moments that quietly become part of our story.
The Photographer
Photography allows me to hold onto fleeting things. The sunlight falling across the baby playing in the living room, the high emotions of starting life with your favorite person, the wonderful challenge of pregnancy and birth, and the feeling of a season before it changes.
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Through photography, I hope to create images for you that feel personal, honest, and help you in properly honoring this passing season.
The Artist
Art has always been part of how I process and observe the world. Through traditional art training and observational drawing, I learned that creating begins with noticing. As someone whose mind naturally moves quickly from thought to thought, I found something deeply calming in observational drawing. In a world so focused on speed, creating taught me how to pause, pay attention, and truly see.
Stories I Love to Tell
Current Projects
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Motherhood and family storytelling sessions in Tucson
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Letters to the Lake- a year-long storytelling project beginning January 2027
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sketchbook studies inspired by the Sonoran Desert
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Overnight at Nanas - a children's book about a toddlers late night exploration
