I have created visual art all my life and my work has been a reflection of my surroundings, ongoing circumstances, memories, emotions and imagination. Most of my artwork includes women because that's how I've experienced life. Encircling movements occur often, a reflection of universal natural currents, the continuous flow of ideas, communication, and time.
Currently I am focusing on linocuts and plexiglass engravings with monoprinting, and sketchbook work in various media.
All-Level Art Teacher Certification, University of Texas at Austin, 1987
Bachelor of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin, 1980
Atelier Joelle Serve Intaglio Workshop, Paris, France, 1981
Originally from Montréal, Canada, I discovered Austin in the 1970s and majored in printmaking at UT Austin. Afterward I spent time living in France and Albuquerque, NM, working as an illustrator. I returned to Austin and worked at Texas School for the Blind as an art instructor for children with disabilities and later as a graphic designer for their publications. Currently living in Austin, Texas.
Member of the Creative Arts Society and PrintAustin