As we enter the holiday season, I want to share my selection of offerings and the intention behind my practice. This time of year is often the busiest for artists and makers, as we meet the needs of the gift-giving spirit that rises in all of us. I’m reminded that requests for prints are inevitable, yet the cost of making my art accessible remains beyond my current financial and functional capacity.

My art practice is my inherent expression; being an artist is my identity. To be expected to produce creative work at a pace or scale that could sustain my life is a difficult ask. My functional limitations and immediate financial needs don’t always align with the demands of production.

My practice is intentionally small, and I don’t have the desire to scale up in conventional ways. While I do want to create pieces that are accessible, I’m most committed to a model that limits waste, excess, and emissions—and that honors my own capacity. This allows me to share thoughtful, handmade, and very limited pieces with those who love my work most.

I do believe my practice will sustain my life, and that it will one day allow for more accessible forms of art. But that will come through time, healing, and continued dedication to my wellbeing. My first priority is learning to function and thrive as a human being before anything else.

Until then, the best ways to support my work are by liking, commenting on, and sharing my posts on social media, and by purchasing what’s available through my website. Everything I offer can always be found there.

Thank you for being here. I hope you enjoy my work. ❤️