BIO 

As a child, I depended a lot on my creativity as a means of entertainment.  I won my first contest at age 4, a bad drawing of Cinderella.  From there, I continued to create.

In 1987, I moved to Las Vegas where I developed further interest in art.  Though I was 12, I attended adult education classes at UNLV where I studied a summer  semester worth of watercolors. In junior high and high school, I was fortunate enough to be mentored by the same art teacher who allowed me to experiment and grow as an artist.

In 2000, I graduated from UNLV with a BFA in Art and a BA in Film, and since then my work has been published on  magazine covers, book covers and occasionally used as decor on tv sets.  My self described style I would say is Surrealism.  My primary elements of interests include nature, color, spirituality, people and fantasy, and I work in mostly oil, watercolor, acrylic, digital art, and assemblage pieces using found objects.

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