Oil and watercolor paintings of the natural world and its everyday wonder.
Because the wild isn't only out there: it's the violet on the windowsill, the honeybee deep in a blossom, the first rain on a warm afternoon.
Now available as a print
Frieda's African Violets
Named for my great-grandmother, Frieda — a midwife, an entrepreneur, and a grower of African violets. She built the life she wanted at a time when that wasn't a given. My mom always kept violets. Now I do too.
Archival prints are ready now — you'll find Frieda's African Violets in the shop. Leave your email and you'll be the first to know about new work, along with a little of the story behind it.
No spam — just new work and the occasional note from the studio.
I paint to slow down, and to share that feeling with someone else. The deeper you look, the more you remember you're part of something ancient and connected — a world of detail, color, and wonder you might otherwise have passed right by.
That's what these paintings are: windows into the moment, windows into the world you notice when you slow down, windows into the beautiful wildness alive in each of us.
A collection of birds, blooms, and wild places, in watercolor and oil.
Available as prints and cards.
