It all started with painted dots and rocks...
Born and raised in Houston, TX. I have always had a creative mind. If I couldn't find what I was looking for, I would attempt to make it myself.
It all started around 2016 with painting dots on rocks in a mandala style and then I moved to painting on canvas and wood panels with acrylic paints. The painting style I began to love was fluid art. I liked watching the paint move on the canvas to create beautiful lines, sweeps, and bubbles. So, in 2017 I decided to start selling my art and my online business began.
I made the decision to jump into jewelry making when I noticed the paint drippings from my canvas art had dried and I didn't want to just throw it away. I knew there was something else I could do with it. Each necklace pendant and set of earrings is different. Each have different colors and patters which make them unique and one-of-a-kind, and with every canvas painting comes new pieces of jewelry.
I began dabbing in resin when I wanted my jewelry to really shine and being able to create art with resin instead of paint is so relaxing. Resin has been the most challenging, messy, and dangerous materials to work with, thus far. But, it is the most fun and my favorite medium to create from. The possibilities are never-ending.
My latest endeavor is producing functional art using polymer clay and resin, mainly creating jewelry out of clay and other art pieces like, clocks, trinket bowls, sun catchers, etc., out of resin.
It all started around 2016 with painting dots on rocks in a mandala style and then I moved to painting on canvas and wood panels with acrylic paints. The painting style I began to love was fluid art. I liked watching the paint move on the canvas to create beautiful lines, sweeps, and bubbles. So, in 2017 I decided to start selling my art and my online business began.
I made the decision to jump into jewelry making when I noticed the paint drippings from my canvas art had dried and I didn't want to just throw it away. I knew there was something else I could do with it. Each necklace pendant and set of earrings is different. Each have different colors and patters which make them unique and one-of-a-kind, and with every canvas painting comes new pieces of jewelry.
I began dabbing in resin when I wanted my jewelry to really shine and being able to create art with resin instead of paint is so relaxing. Resin has been the most challenging, messy, and dangerous materials to work with, thus far. But, it is the most fun and my favorite medium to create from. The possibilities are never-ending.
My latest endeavor is producing functional art using polymer clay and resin, mainly creating jewelry out of clay and other art pieces like, clocks, trinket bowls, sun catchers, etc., out of resin.