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As an artist, I am a member of the Whooville Artist Collective.
The Whooville Artist Collective is a group of artists, photographers, painters, potters, and ceramic artists
who have come together to form a self-reliant community in Candy Kitchen, NM.
My primary work, at this time, is in ceramic wall hangings.

My work is on display at the Old School Gallery in El Morro, NM, and at the Double 6 Gallery in Grants, NM.

The Whooville Artist Collective has a table at the world-famous Ramah Farmer's Market every Saturday during the growing season.

	Petroglyph Ponies are inspired by petroglyph images of the Southwest and "My Little Pony" toys.
	Petroglyph Ponies appear in many breeds (styles) and colors. No two are the same. Call or email for the latest colors available.
	Water Guardians of the Southwest. These images are inspired by petroglyphs found throughout New Mexico depicting the sacred spiritual guardians of the water supply. The largest piece is 32 inches long.
	It's a lot of fun combining various elements to produce each piece. To connect the ceramic pieces, I use glass beads and semi-precious stones strung on wire. This piece is called "Monsoon" and is almost 3 feet long.
	These are some of my petroglph people or spirits. These pieces are usually between 18 inches - 30 inches long.
These drinking sets are extruded and altered. All of our glazes are mixed here in our studio and are environmentally safe, as well as food safe. Our high-fire ceramic pieces can be used in the dishwasher and microwave.
	These are my newest wall hangings. I like combining soft, moveable features with my ceramics. The slightest air movement will make the feathers in the tail move.

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