Making art has always been a passion of mine. Clay is just a natural medium for me to use. It is malleable, becoming hard with proper firing. Useful if needed, but also capable of being shaped into a form. I attended community college and then continued to university, graduating with an art degree in sculptural ceramics, only later learning how to throw on the potter's wheel. It has been a beautiful, if not long, journey to this stage of my life.   

The Goddess project emerged from a dream. That every female form is beautiful regardless of shape or size. I want to inspire women to love themselves; we are all beautiful. 

The female form is timeless, embodying both strength and grace through its natural curves and contours. It tells a story of life, resilience, and creativity, reflecting the essence of femininity in every line and shape. From the gentle arch of a shoulder to the smooth curve of a waist, the female form celebrates diversity and individuality. Each body has its own unique rhythm and balance, a quiet power that is both nurturing and bold. In art and nature alike, the female form inspires awe and reverence, reminding us of the profound beauty found in authenticity and self-expression.