I have been creating art across various countries, including the Philippines, India, and Canada, which has shaped my vibrant color palette and diverse techniques. My work primarily focuses on acrylics and oils, but I also enjoy experimenting with alcohol ink, printmaking, and textile sculpting as a certified Paverpol instructor. I have exhibited in multiple locations in Ontario and am a member of both the Huntsville Art Society and Muskoka Arts and Crafts.

My creativity sparked at aged eight when a visitor magically turned my plasticine into a horse! This experience would later evolve into a career in commercial illustration and a passion for fine art. I have experimented with various painting mediums as they have become fashionable, but watercolors in their purest form of application still hold the most fascination for me.​​

​After graduating from the Ontario College of Art in 1967, I spent over 50 years as an interior designer, shaping hotel spaces across Canada and internationally. In retirement, I returned to my roots - picking up my old brushes and paint box to explore a renewed passion for artistic expression.

Born in Niagara-on-the-Lake, my creativity began with my Mother’s patchwork quilt designs and evolved through careers in women’s fashions and marketing management.  Now retired, I've embraced my love for leather by learning traditional stitching techniques like saddle and baseball stitch. My passion now is creating artisan leather bags for women, each one hand-crafted with unique designs and colours.