This piece was created with family and country in mind. The flowers were chosen to represent the birth months of family members. The flag symbolizes the client's love and respect for her husband, a Marine who served our country. She is also a strong supporter of veterans.

Flower close-up!

A 6 foot diagram mural for Upper Cervical Chiropractic of Rochester.

A close-up of a mural I painted for Upper Cervical Chiropractic of Rochester.

A 4ft x 8 1/2 ft Atlas vertebrae for Upper Cervical Chiropractic of Rochester

Inspired by vintage barn-side advertisements, here’s my take on the concept, created right in my own yard.

A headboard mural complemented by an additional piece featuring pink flowers on my friend's wall!

Matching Headboard with the Mural!

Close-up!

Wisteria and bluebirds for a little girl's nursery.

Bluebird close-up.

A faux window I painted to go along with the wisteria and bluebirds.

One of my personal faves. I did this mural for my daughter when she was younger. She was all about that black and white, French-inspired, maximalist pattern vibe back then.

Matching light switch cover.

Another angle of the room. To really lean into the maximalist pattern aesthetic, I of course incorporated her furniture into it!

Another angle! The upper half of the wall is wallpapered!

While I don’t fully consider wall treatments to be murals, I still include them in the category. This room became infamous as the “Unicorn Room” to the contractors working in the home!

Another wall treatment I did for my son. He was looking for an aged gentleman’s study vibe.

This was such a fun project. Sometimes, a woman needs a space that’s just for her!

Experimenting in my own home! I wanted to try my hand at the 2D pop art aesthetic!

In 2023, I had the honor of painting Charles, a statue of a mule for the Spencerport Depot & Canal Museum. He stands behind the building on the towpath along the canal. To bring his design to life, I researched the history of the Village of Spencerport and painted different scenes and buildings that reflect its rich past. Charles is more than just a statue; he’s a tribute to the stories and heritage of the community.

Another angle of Charles.

To learn more about him, and for a breakdown of each piece drawn on him, click here!

The room’s inspiration piece was their bedspread. They decided to keep the furniture, if it went with the room more.

A dresser I painted for my house!

Tables with rough legs don’t always need to be replaced- sometimes, they just need a fresh coat of paint!

Repurposing pieces.

Night sky furniture piece.

Making their furniture match their room!

Making their furniture match their room!

About the cello: It’s titled “Second Nature.” This is a rescue instrument. I spent weeks prepping, designing, painting, and putting it back together. The lights may seem like a whimsical embellishment, but rest assured, it can be restrung. I sold this piece and donated 10% of my earnings to Willow, a nonprofit organization that supports survivors of domestic violence by offering services like emergency housing, legal assistance, and counseling.

Another angle of the cello.

Cloud ceiling tile.

This cabinet was built by a friend. Thought it might like a new paint job.

A custom paint job, it was a gift based on a family’s cornhole board and inside jokes! What a great opportunity!!!

A piece I painted and donated to the Heart Association for a silent auction.

Outside of the cabinet I decoupaged.

Inside a cabinet I decoupaged!

A side table I did for my home.

A TV entertainment center I repurposed and transformed into a kids' kitchen playset!

Rocking chair for a children’s room!

This is a dresser piece I donated to a fundraiser at the Memorial Art Gallery.

This is a chair I painted for someone’s child. Earlier in my painting journey, I was mostly commissioned to create custom furniture, especially chairs for babies and children. I loved that time in my career and am so grateful for the people who let me grow as an artist while being part of their journey as mothers. I’m always open to doing more of these. It’s a fun and fantastic creative outlet for me!

A rocking chair I painted for my friend’s nursery. Made to match her son’s bedspread.

Closeup

Here’s a Nativity Scene I painted for my parents! My father carved the wood into the shape we wanted, and I took it from there. This piece has really stood the test of time. As of 2025, they’re still putting it up every winter in their yard!

Sheep from the Nativity Scene!

A table I painted to match the mural I created in my daughter’s room!

Here’s another piece from early in my painting journey—a scenic dresser! It was created for a family’s daughter, and they shared so much about her with me. Using that information, I incorporated seven hidden elements that were uniquely meaningful to her. The family loved the scavenger hunt aspect!

At the time, I was really into drawing landscapes and nature. This era was so important for me because it helped strengthen my skills in drawing realistic flowers. I’ve learned so much more about technique since then, but I can’t help but share my humble beginnings!

I had the honor of creating a sensory room for my dear friend’s child, Elijah, who has non-verbal cerebral palsy. To ensure the space was tailored to his unique way of seeing the world, I researched alongside his teachers to understand what colors and textures would engage him most. Elijah is drawn to bold, saturated hues, especially yellow and red, high contrast, and reflective surfaces that catch the light. With this in mind, we incorporated vibrant colors, shimmering elements, and an illuminated eight-foot guitar—a tribute to his family’s deep love for music and faith. This space was designed not just to be seen, but to be felt, making the world a little brighter for an amazing boy.

Since Elijah loves fish, I created fish that move and reflect using mirrors and iridescent paint- surrounded by glowing bubbles that light up in the dark.

A mural I did for my son when he was around 8 years old.

A mural I did for my son when he was around 8 years old.

A whimsical garden I painted above my fireplace.

My living room. 7 foot tall mushroom!

Another area in my living room. Teacups to match that wonderful, whimsical vibe.