TIMELESS. CREATIVITY.
My work has always been about creating things that connect with people, stand the test of time, and appeal across generations. Whether painting a larger-than-life mural, crafting a handmade rope basket, or carving my very first block print, I’m drawn to work that tells a story, sparks a little joy, and brings color to everyday life.
With over 20 years of brushes in hand, I’ve traveled across the US and Canada, transforming commercial and residential spaces with color and creativity. No project is too big or too small!
My work has been featured on TV, in news segments, and in national and international publications. I’m best known for my meticulous murals of Fenway Park’s iconic Green Monster, and have also wielded my brushes on Bar Rescue and Gordon Ramsay’s Hotel Hell. No monsters featured in either episode—at least, not green ones!
When the pandemic brought my mural work to a halt, I reinvented my practice, turning to the materials and skills I had on hand. With my background in ceramics and a love of making things by hand, #BasketCaseMV was born: a line of functional, nautically inspired rope baskets, handmade with love and a little Martha’s Vineyard sunshine in my Oak Bluffs studio.
More recently, the loss of my father and brother led me to explore a medium I had never tried before: block printing. MV Potluck Prints grew from that journey—a way to channel grief into something creative and put a little of their joy back out into the world. Through hand-carved blocks, bold imagery, and playful designs inspired by everyday life and the Island I call home, I’m finding new ways to make things by hand, share a little happiness, and keep that joy going.
