I’ve been an artist as long as I can remember, I was either drawing or painting no matter where I was. It took me a long time before I realized painting was what I wanted pursue professionally.

I ended up having my son at 18, which turned my drive to succeed as an artist into something else entirely. On top of the ‘teen mom’ stigma, I was always told being a successful artist wasn’t a real possibility. But my son became my reason, not my excuse. I went from selling pet portraits and commissioned paintings to painting murals residentially. I learned that I could share my experiences through public art, specifically around using nature and art as a tool for mental health support.

I’m now a professional muralist, specializing in creating floral and nature-themed large-scale artwork using colorful, surrealistic twists. A large body of my work is facilitated through partnering with commercial properties, cities and local businesses that focus on outdoor and nature-themed initiatives to create strong community connections and bring awareness to the impact nature has on mental health. The art activations I usually fulfill involve murals accompanied with marketing campaigns, community exercises like live painting, unveilings, events, and branded opportunities that even can extend to digitally and printed products when deemed fit.

My primary goal is always to ensure each mural has a purpose, no matter the business. I've had the pleasure of working with cities like Cedar Hill, McKinney and Garland, as well as multiple local businesses throughout the DFW area.