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I paint mandalas and vibrant figures with the intention to capture the essence of flowing energy.

Through bright layers, lines, paint and ink, I aim to create abstracted worlds of contrasting colors, botanicals, sacred geometrics and organic shapes.These painted environments feel like pulsating creative energy come to life, representing environments I desire to cultivate in my own life.

My paintings are influenced by my spiritual journey which has included explorations in Yoga, Tantra, Shamanism, Plant Medicine, Ayurveda, Astrology and Art Therapy. These practices help me to trust my intuition, find confidence in my body, and craft life habits that are self sustaining and nourishing.

I love painting women embodying their power through a pose as a way to elevate and celebrate us thriving in our bodies and in our connection to our own colorful, bold, and flowing souls.

My work acknowledges the glowing wellness, wholeness and joy that emerges when we are fully alive in our bodies and spirits. It’s a reminder to each of us that the world needs us in full color. 

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a bit more about me

I live in the mountains of Idaho with my husband, daughters, Savannah and Aisley and our dog Tulsi.

I began painting at age 8 with my Dad, apprenticed with him in high school and studied Fine Arts in college. Then I studied creativity, art and yoga in a Masters degree at Lesley University.

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Training

I have over 700 hours of yoga teacher training, including over 400 hrs of trainings in Anusara Yoga and 300 hours in Kundalini Yoga. Right after graduating from college, I also spent 4 months at the Kripalu Institute of Yoga and Health.

In 2017, I completed a year long Sacred Plant Medicine apprenticeship at the Gaia School of Healing and Earth Education.

 

Favorites:

Book: The Mists of Avalon

Spirit Animals: Owl, Bear, Snake, Jaguar, Red Tailed Hawk

Plant Ally: Rose + Mugwort

Essential Oil: Frankinesence

Food: Eggplant Parmesean

Where you’ll find me on a Saturday: heading into the mountains to ski or hike

 

Our creative dreams and yearnings come from a divine source. As we move toward our dreams, we move toward our divinity.
— Julia Cameron