Hope Has Final Say | Healing Through Art & Story
Hope Has the Final Say
I am an artist, storyteller, and faith-filled Coach. I walk alongside those navigating grief, loss, and post traumatic growth.
My journey into art began years ago, but it deepened through profound personal loss—the kind that reshapes everything you thought you knew about faith, love, and life. After the sudden and tragic loss of my husband, I found myself searching for language when words no longer came. Art became that language. It became prayer. It became survival. And, over time, it became hope.
My work is rooted in the belief that hope has the final say, even when the road feels unbearably dark.
Art. Connection. Becoming.
There are different ways we find our way back to what matters.
Sometimes it happens through something beautiful hanging on a wall. Sometimes through a conversation with someone we love. And sometimes it happens slowly, as we learn how to carry what has changed us.
Everything I create lives somewhere within that space.
Shop my
New
Collection
Reclaimed. Releasing February 11, 2026
Every piece begins with what remains.
This new collection, Reclaimed, emerges through layers of acrylic, 14k gold, and alcohol inks—where fractures are honored and beauty is restored.
Inspired by The Sparrow Has a Beautiful Voice, these works carry the same quiet confidence: a voice that doesn’t strive to be loud, only true.
Rooted in Isaiah 43:19—
“See, I am doing a new thing…”
This series reflects renewal, movement, and the sacred becoming.
This original abstract painting was made with fluid acrylic and alcohol ink. The multiple layers of a high-heat primer give the canvas a workable surface for me to create an almost watercolor-like effect by adding layers of different colors on top of one another and manipulating them with various tools.
Colors in this series include brass and, of course, my signature gold.
Painted on stretched canvas.
Signed, dated, and titled by the artist.
Abstract watercolor painting on premium canvas
Features minimalist design with warm, earthy tones
Handcrafted and unique, perfect for modern interiors
Transform any room into a serene retreat with this unique piece of art that speaks to the soul. Its soothing design fosters a sense of peace and introspection.
You & Me.
A few years ago, the boys and I created You & Me: Table Talk — a simple, interactive 21-day invitation to go a little deeper in the conversations we have with the people we love most.
It’s filled with easy conversation starters you can use around the dinner table, in the car, after school, or anywhere life gives you a few quiet minutes together.
Nothing complicated. Just 21 days of intentional questions, honest conversation, a little laughter, and an opportunity to know each other better.
Because sometimes the best connection begins with simply asking a good question — and taking the time to listen.
Think of this journal as an invitation to the table—wherever your table may be. It could be the kitchen, the minivan, or the sidelines of a baseball game. What matters is that meaningful conversation is happening.
The conversations we share with our kids build trust, strengthen connection, and remind them that their thoughts and feelings matter. This journal makes those moments simple, creative, and fun.
Each week, grab a pen, pencil, or a few colored pencils. Fill in the prompts, add a sketch, and let the conversation unfold.
The goal is simple: slow down, come together, and truly connect.
GRIEF + GROWTH - What to Expect
Grief changes everything. The heart. The identity. The way you move through the world.
I guide women as they process, rebuild, and rediscover their footing—without pressure, without judgment, and without rushing the sacred work of grief.
My approach combines faith, emotional grounding, creativity, and lived experience to help you move from “just surviving” to “steadily becoming.”
Exploring techniques
Alongside faith-centered coaching, I integrate a creative healing process through guided writing, reflection, and expressive art—tools that allow grief to be felt, named, and gently transformed when words alone fall short.