Curious how Bauhaus, quilting, and wax painting come together? This post reveals the surprising connections—and how they shape my most textured, color-rich work yet.

On a recent trip to Peru, I was struck by how familiar quilt patterns—ones I first learned to stitch by hand in college—appeared in local weavings, echoing the designs I now incorporate into my encaustic paintings. Read more to see how these traditions continue to shape my work.

Inspired by a recent visit to Peru’s Museo Larco, this post explores how ancient Peruvian textiles continue to shape modern design—and how their bold patterns and rich histories are woven into everyday life.

A return visit to Lisbon’s Gulbenkian Museum sparked a surprising new direction in my studio—see how centuries-old Turkish tilework inspired my still life, Turkic Tapestry.

Looking for a baby gift that’s meaningful and practical? I’ve started bundling my art-inspired baby tees in four sizes (6M to 24M) so they grow with the child—turning one gift into years of wearable art.