Life can be tough, but there is always a way to get through things or figure things out. This special painting has the worlds ‘you’ve got this’ written so that it’s a gentle reminder for you to keep your head up(though not quite obvious to all). Layers of acrylic and gloss on canvas.

As bright and detailed as this work is, it also seems to be relaxing and feel like home. Acrylic and gloss on canvas framed.

This work, ‘Fill your heart with gladness’, was one of my favourite creations of this year. Because of this, I’ve had four prints made on archival art paper-signed and numbered as such, and framed in white with plexiglass.

These flowers are full of sass and playful whimsy. Layers of texture and juicy details build a lively floral, polka-dotted scene in acrylic on canvas. The palette starts warm and sunny on the left, then drifts into cool purples and night tones on the right, as if the garden is slipping from late afternoon into evening, and these flowers have absolutely no intention of going to bed.

Often my work is vivid and bursting with life, but sometimes a soft and nuanced piece is born, and usually it’s during times when I’m yearning for peace and a re-centering of sorts. I’m very pleased with this very textured and gentle piece-created from acrylic and modelling paste on recycled canvas.

Mondays can be tough, and they can always be brightened by some blooms. Many layers of acrylic and gloss create this floral scene on recycled particle board.

A dreamscape of brights, full of big hopes for the future. Alcohol ink and acrylic on canvas, framed.

A reminder to celebrate the good times when they happen. A burst of joy in painting form. Pairs perfectly with ‘Joy jumper’. Alcohol ink and acrylic on canvas board, framed.

A detailed and dreamy piece created with hope and aspirations for a future full of joy. Found this frame and needed to create something to go inside that evoked joyous emotion. Acrylic and gloss on recycled canvas, framed in neon acrylic.

A reminder to never stop dreaming. I got lost in this creation many a times and I love how was started as an abstract composition evolved into a dreamy landscape of sorts. This dreamscape was built with layers of ink, acrylic and gloss.

Happiness on canvas form. So happy with how this one came out and how much gladness it is sure to bring.

This work of art is pure joy, love, and dancing in painting firm. Organic and floral shapes and details in the very brightest of colours will be sure to brighten every day. Alcohol ink and acrylic on canvas.

This fall I painted my front door a new colour to mark the start of a new season, and I love how it signals a fresh direction for this next chapter. I used that same deep teal (Pacific ocean blue) as the base of this painting, and it set the tone, inspiring a palette of rich, deep hues. Flowers unfurl, roots take hold, and clouds dance as the weather turns and new paths open. This piece is about growth, change, and all the beautiful chapters of life.I hope it reminds you that every season holds the start of something new. exterior house paint and acrylic on canvas.

As much as I love summer, the fall certainly feels good as we all begin again in a new and familiar rhythm. These two paintings were created on recycled canvases with acrylic and are framed in light oak colour. Sold separately but suit each other just fine.

A bold and playful abstract with a little hidden martini in the mix. This piece celebrates a sense of fun and a touch of mischief-acrylic on recycled canvas, framed.