Paintings & Art Prints
My paintings are born from hikes in the Rocky Mountains, where I carry home the colors, light, and spirit of the landscape. Created in acrylics and oils on all types of canvases, each piece is a window that opens your home to the wild beauty of the outdoors.
First Snowfall
$1050
Location: Rawson Lake, Kananaskis
Size: 24x36x1.5”
Material: Acrylic on canvas, wrapped painted edges
Inspired from an amazing hike with my family to Rawson Lake in early October, where we were met with sunshine, rain, and the first snowfall of the season. It was spectacular to see the colours come alive and even more so to breathe in all that pine tree freshness. I just loved how the heaviness of the new fresh snow gently blanketed the pine branches. The little bit of mist hovering over the trees is magical, but most of all, I hope this piece captures that calm, still moment.
Limited Edition Prints
$38
Size: 8X10 (unframed)
Material: 110 lb felt loop textured paper
Tree Island
$1275
Location: Two Jack Lake, Banff
Size: 30x48x1.5
Material: Oil on canvas, wrapped painted edges
Two Jack Lake is my favourite place to camp and paddle board. It truly feels like paradise here. I always make time to visit this little pine tree island, because it not only feels like you’re in a secret spot, but it’s so fun to jump across the rocks to get there. So I made the rocks out of clay so you could jump over them too, even if it’s in your imagination. The rainbow-hued sky brings a sense of wonder, a feeling I hope shines through in every brushstroke of my art.
Tree Island
Limited Edition Print
$48
Size: 11X14 (unframed)
Material: 110 lb felt loop textured paper
Spirit of the Climb
$580
Location: Moraine Lake Mountain Peaks
Size: 48x30x1.5”
Material: Oil on canvas, Black edges
If you’re ever lucky enough to visit Moraine Lake, you’ll find a place that feels like pure magic. Over my five visits (and counting), I’ve had the thrill of paddleboarding -dipping in its pristine waters and hiking the breathtaking trails to Eiffel Lake, Larch Valley and Sentinel Pass. Each journey left me more inspired and in awe. The peaks stay snow-capped all summer, but the warm sunshine makes everything glisten. I invite you to connect with your Spirit of the Climb - a journey of clearing the mind, healing the heart, and embracing the beauty in every step.
Castle Mountain Lullaby
$450
Location: Castle Mountain, Banff
Size: 36x24x4”
Material: Acrylic & clay on canvas, gold leaf accents, painted edges
Castle Mountain’s towering silhouette is breathtaking. The hiking trail to the base of the rocks is steep and offers a spectacular view of the Bow Valley Parkway. The mountain is created by carving insulation and adding clay to capture the jagged rock formations. Snow-dusted peaks glisten under the golden light of a moon, inviting you to let your imagination wander and dream.
The Dragon
$1275
Location: King Creek Ridge Route, Kananaskis
Size: 36”X36”X1.5”
Material: Oil on canvas, painted edges
This view hasn’t stopped playing in my mind since summer. The climb was relentless, but that walk on the ridge line made it all worth it. I felt like I was in an enchanted world - just dream like, the sun was lighting up every nook, and that magnificent scaly mountain dragon was pulling me towards it. My brush stayed true to the feeling of this moment - filled with awe and wonder, spiritual connection, and empowerment. I’m so proud of this piece. It feels like I finally painted the feeling, not the view and taking in that …transformation begins when you face your dragon.
Forest’s Embrace
$480
Location: Lake Louise, Banff
Size: 30x40x1.5”
Material: Oil on canvas, Black edges
Lake Louise is beaming with beauty, with towering mountains, trees and countless trails to get you exploring. When I hike here I feel invigorated by the swaying pines, and treasures I find on the forest floor. The foreground trees are texturized with clay to make you want to touch the bark, and the sun dappled trail is strewn with little clay flowers and rocks, inviting you to walk into it’s embrace.