All women are goddesses in their own way. I began playing with goddess molds back in 2010 with my first polymer clay mold. What I love about creating goddesses is that they are all unique creatures – none is a replica of another. They’re available in sizes ranging from free-standing (on an end table or a desk, …
One of my most popular lines are my State of Nevada pieces, now available in five different sizes. I make pieces that hang on the wall, I make ornaments, and several sizes in-between. I am inspired by Nevada, ever since coming to live here twenty-two years ago. It’s an incredible and beautiful state, and the …
I began exploring resin art in 2016, after years of working with polymer clay and alcohol ink. People suggested I check it out – and I did. I fell in love with the unpredictability of the form. No two pieces can ever be created identically. None ever turn out matching what I might have had …
I’ve been using that name since about 2008, when I was working with clay. The backstory is actually pretty funny. Many years ago, my now ex-husband was insisting I do something in a particular way, and I disagreed. I remember the argument escalating until I finally blurted out, “You know what? I will do it myway!” Shortly afterward …
