I am an Educator and Artist. I work in digital illustration, small scale sculptures, jewelry and prints. My artwork combines my love of art history and animals, as well as social issues I feel strongly about. I also have a fascination with anatomy and nature which my sculptural and jewelry work often reflects.

As a full time art teacher I have focused on my teaching career the past several years but have had a goal of bringing back my shop. My main focus coming back are my illustrations which will be offered on a variety of items. Occasionally, I will do limited runs of

Hazy Dahlia was named after my rabbit I had as a kid, Hazelnut, and the first cat I adopted as an adult- Dahlia. Hazel, named for the rabbit in the book Watership Down, was a sweet, adventurous and playful rabbit. In her honor, as well as the rabbits I have fostered a percentage of many of the rabbit illustrations will go to the local rabbit rescue I foster through (illustrations inspired by my fosters) and organizations fighting to end animal testing. The Peace Power items will have a portion donated to Black alive Matter and Trans Rights organizations.

Dahlia was named after my favorite flower, that also became a symbol of home for me. My first apartment I had, when I studied abroad in Italy in college had a flower name for my unit that happened to be dahlia. Since that apartment I had some variation of a dahlia represented in all of the following apartments I lived in, and then I adopted Dahlia. A feisty, slightly feral tortie girl.