Using the Gelli Plate technique and plastic materials that were destined for the trash, this series of monoprints depicts the beauty, fragility and mystery of underwater life.

This series examines the differences, similarities and complexities of plants that grow in the wild in Nova Scotia and the societies that are influenced in some way by the natural elements that surround them. Click here for more info.

100 days, 100 drawings. These 4” x 4” ink sketches are depictions of folks sporting steampunk-inspired eyewear. In this age that is going increasingIy digital, so many questions remain. Is it the past? is it the future? is it virtual reality?

100 days, 100 paintings. Each 4” x 4” acrylic work represents things that grow wild in Nova Scotia. They are left untended, and yet they find a way to survive - thrive, really! These paintings were exhibited on June 17, 2023.

These acrylic paintings depict the creatures that roam our skies in the form of constellations. The Acadian Skies & Mi'kmaq Lands is the first destination in North America to receive a Starlight certification by the Starlight Foundation.

An experiment with cardboard, papier-mâché and a mix of acrylic paint, pastel and markers, this series of three-dimensional works depicts the uniqueness of each heart while also underlining its common anatomical shape.

It starts with a sketch, which is made permanent with pen strokes and then brought to life with watercolour pencils and paints. These pieces are often elements that I’ve seen in nature; they’re an ode to my surroundings in my adopted home of Nova Scotia.

There is something whimsical, powerful, even political, about displaying cultural images, words and phrases in one’s home. I manipulate all my original designs on the computer screen until they please me, then I transfer them onto something tangible.