Originally a 9×12 acrylic landscape painting that I made at the age of 16 in 2022. A Distant Night is one of my many landscape studies that I have done in my artistic journey.
An acrylic painted scene of a lone woman on a 16×20 canvas. Included in my Sporadic Rage Series in 2025. A series dedicated to showing feelings of solitude, anger, and isolation.
A Moment of Tranquility is a piece I started on one of my visits to British Columbia. One of my many works where I have combined portraiture with floral aspects.
A Truthful Realization is featured in my Spring 2025 Series. A series that captures feelings of self confidence, discovery, and new beginnings.
My first oil painting study on 5×8 canvas paper. It had been a while since I experimented with painting scenery, so you could say I was trying a couple new things with this piece.
Still Judgement is a portrait study I did during high school. I appreciate this piece because it allows for the viewer to come up with their own judgement as to how the woman may be feeling.
A close up shot of The Red Amaryllis, part of my Self Discovery Series in 2024-2025.
A self portrait painted at the time of my high school graduation. Acrylic painting on 16×20 stretched canvas. Featuring in my Self Discovery Series.
A portrait study I did this winter experimenting with different shades of blue. My goal was to perfect my shading. One of my more smaller works but it still holds a special place in my heart.
Before The Shadows is my third and final work in my recent abstract nature series.
A Cup Of Flowers is my very first floral study, it holds a special place in my journey as an artist.
This piece is the very first self portrait I had ever did. In school we were challenged to paint a Van Goh inspired portrait of ourselves. Since this time I have created many abstract self portraits and they are one of my favourite forms of expression now. However, when I look back on this piece it reminds me of how uncomfortable it was for me at that time to create such a vulnerable work of art. Which reminds me of how far I have come.
Inspired by my times visiting beautiful British Columbia, this is a 9×12 acrylic landscape painting on canvas.
An acrylic black and white portrait painting on size 16×20 canvas. Part of my Sporadic Rage Series in 2025. Showcasing emotions of frustration, impatience, and struggle.
Truly Unshaken is a piece included in my Spring 2025 Series. A series dedicated to confidence and self expression.
An acrylic portrait that is showcased in my Spring 2025 Series. A series dedicated to self confidence, expression of creativity, and pride.
Reaching Beyond What She Can Grasp is an anatomy study I did with pastels during my grade 12 year in high school. Originally on 8” x 10” drawing paper.
Originally a 16×20 vibrant orange acrylic landscape painting I made in my teen years. Featuring a figure traveling through golden waters in the mountain scape.
Originally an abstract acrylic portrait on 16×20 canvas. Featured in my Sporadic Rage Series in 2025, expressing feelings of anger, frustration, and struggle.
An abstractly painted piece with acrylics on 16×20 stretched canvas. Included in my Spring 2025 Series that encapsulates self confidence and expression.
Part of my first oil painting studies series, originally 5×8 on canvas paper.
Glowing From Within is an abstract self portrait of me and my cat. It conveys a mystical and mysterious feel mixed with darkness.
A playful study I did on florals while taking a step into the abstract.
One of my first strong works I did combining floral and portrait work. I remember wanting to create something very colourful. I wanted to test my ability when it comes to blending vibrant colours.
In this piece it was my first time combining different elements in my artistic practice, florals and portraits. The use of these two is a common theme in my work to this day.
A painting I had made of one of my favourite trails to bike in Regina Saskatchewan.
Another one of my earlier floral studies I did during high school. Although it is simple, I admire the colours I chose for this piece.
I made this painting when I was 14 years old. It was one of my very first paintings that I took seriously, and honestly, where my love for creation grew.
An anatomy study I did a few years ago. It was unfinished and I had left it. It was only until recently I was going to paint over her, but I had the urge to finish the piece instead. Im glad I did.