I create my paintings using acrylic paint and epoxy resin. The combination allows me to create rich colors, flowing patterns, depth, texture, and a glossy finished appearance.

Yes. Some of my pieces incorporate 3D elements such as real river stones, bubbles, and other dimensional effects, giving the artwork additional texture and depth.

Yes. I am currently accepting custom orders specifically for Christmas. If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind piece to give as a Christmas gift, I'd love to hear your ideas.

Simply fill out the online form and tell me what you have in mind, including the size, colors, and type or style of painting you're looking for. I'll use that information as the starting point for your custom piece.

My creative journey began in 2000, when I went to school for graphic design and web development. In 2019, I took an acrylic pouring and epoxy resin class, which introduced me to the techniques that inspired me to begin creating the artwork I make today.

I work with a variety of techniques, including flip cup pours, dirty pours, straight pours, puddle pours, ring pours, Dutch pours, swipes, open cups, and Dutch blooms. Different techniques create unique patterns, movement, and effects.

No. Because of the fluid nature of acrylic pouring and epoxy resin, every piece develops its own unique patterns, textures, and movement. Even when similar colors and techniques are used, the finished artwork will be one of a kind.

Absolutely. When completing the Christmas order form, you can tell me the colors or color combinations you'd like. This makes it possible to create artwork that complements a particular room, décor, or the recipient's personal style.

Yes. The order form allows you to tell me the size you're looking for and the type of artwork you have in mind. You can also describe the overall look, inspiration, or feeling you'd like the piece to have.

Epoxy resin adds depth, dimension, and a glossy finish while enhancing the colors and details of the acrylic artwork. It is especially effective for creating the flowing, dimensional appearance found in many of my pieces.