I'm a Northern California artist and graphic designer with more than 40 years of experience creating visual work that catches the eye, communicates an idea, and creates a response. In 2001, I discovered kiln-formed glass and found a new medium for those same design instincts—one where color, composition, texture, and light could become three-dimensional.

Today, I create one-of-a-kind and small-batch fused glass art for home and garden—from dramatic lighting and cheeky tableware to sculptural flowers, colorful garden pieces, and unusual objects. My aesthetic is all about vibrant color, quirky arrangements, and sleek, modern design. I'm endlessly fascinated by the alchemy of turning sharp bits of colored glass into something unexpected and beautiful.

Every piece is designed and handmade by me, one at a time, in my Sonoma County studio.

Over the years, I've been invited to participate in professional artist residencies at the Pilchuck School of Glass, one of the world's most prestigious centers for glass art and education. I was also invited to Bullseye Glass Company's Dealer's Forum, an immersive professional experience centered on using, exploring, and teaching with Bullseye's glass products. Both experiences expanded my technical knowledge and deepened my approach to working with glass.

For more than 20 years, I've participated in both Art at the Source and Art Trails, two of Sonoma County's long-running open studio events. I also spent more than a decade on the Art at the Source steering committee, helping connect artists with the community.

While I no longer offer formal classes, I occasionally work one-on-one with artists looking for personalized mentoring.