The Talavera & Mediterranean Collection is my tribute to the beauty, tradition, and cultural heritage of Mexican Talavera pottery. These hand-painted ceramics, with their rich cobalt blues and intricate patterns, have always felt like home to me — familiar, comforting, and filled with history.

In this collection, I pair traditional Talavera vessels with the natural beauty of citrus, botanicals, and fruit, creating watercolor still lifes that celebrate color, heritage, and the quiet moments that connect us to the places and traditions we hold dear. Inspired by the warmth and timeless beauty of Mediterranean surroundings, these works reflect a love of tradition, belonging, and the beauty found in familiar things.

Each painting invites you to pause, look closer, and discover the stories held within.

A collection of small, original watercolor paintings created to be enjoyed together.

Each trio features three individually painted miniatures, framed as a single piece and ready to display on a shelf, table, or other small space.

These are original works, painted by hand on Arches 100% cotton watercolor paper. Each trio is made in very limited quantities, making these little collections a special way to own an original piece of my art.

Limited availability.

A San Antonio Folklore

The barn owl has a beauty all its own. Its pale, heart-shaped face and piercing eyes give it an unforgettable presence. But it is the owl’s voice that helped weave it into Texas folklore.

Unlike the familiar hoot of other owls, the barn owl lets out a long, piercing screech—an almost human sound that can be startling in the darkness. In San Antonio and across South Texas, stories of La Lechuza grew around mysterious nighttime cries. Some stories warn against whistling back to the owl, while some people believe that cursing at it shows you are not afraid.

These stories have been passed down through generations, blending the mystery of the night with the calls of a real and remarkable bird.

It was the barn owl’s beautiful face and piercing eyes that drew me to paint this bird. Learning the folklore surrounding its voice gave me another reason to share its story.

There’s something irresistible about tiny creatures. They’re so small and innocent, yet they have enormous personalities. They’re curious, brave, and sometimes downright feisty. They approach the world with such confidence, seemingly unaware of just how small they are or how vulnerable they can be. And that’s part of their charm.

A tiny hummingbird may fiercely defend her feeder, while another might tilt her head toward something unfamiliar, dart away, then return a moment later to investigate. We can’t help but smile at their antics.

Perhaps it’s that wonderful combination of innocence and confidence that captures our hearts. They’re delicate, yet fearless; vulnerable, yet full of spirit. Their little personalities can be so much bigger than their bodies.

Just a Baby celebrates these tiny creatures and the irresistible charm of their innocent, sometimes fearless ways. They’re the kind of little beings that make you smile, melt your heart, and want to scoop them up and hold them close.

Inspired by the unforgettable little Coco and her declaration, “I'm just a baby!”

The Treasured Miniatures Collection celebrates the joy, personality, and beauty found in life’s smallest moments.

Created in watercolor, these intimate works are inspired by the subjects that surround me — from the birds that visit my backyard and the natural world I observe each day, to the expressive faces and personalities that capture my imagination. Through careful attention to color, detail, and emotion, each painting seeks to reveal the unique spirit of its subject.

Though small in scale, each painting is created to make a lasting impression. These works are meant to bring a smile, spark a memory, and add a moment of beauty to the spaces we call home.

The Texas & Southwest Collection is my celebration of the colors, landscapes, and spirit of the place I call home. Inspired by the beauty of the desert, native plants, and the familiar elements that define this region, these works reflect my connection to a land filled with warmth, resilience, and quiet beauty.

Through watercolor, I capture the rich colors, textures, and details that make the Southwest so unique — from sunlit landscapes to the simple forms found in nature. Each painting is an exploration of place, inviting us to slow down, look closer, and appreciate the beauty that surrounds us.

These works are a reflection of the Southwest as I experience it: a place of wide skies, enduring beauty, and stories waiting to be discovered.

My greeting cards are inspired by my original works and are created to share moments of beauty, connection, and thoughtfulness with the people who matter most.

Printed on archival paper.  Envelopes included.