I am a wildlife and marine artist inspired by the diverse ecosystems of the Caribbean, its tropical species, and the ocean life that inhabits them. After studying illustration, I moved to St. Croix, USVI where my work is deeply shaped by the time I spend snorkeling and diving, studying marine biology, and working with animals in both conservation and veterinary settings. Using primarily acrylic markers with layered textures, I create representational pieces that combine scientific curiosity with vivid color and careful observation. Through my work, I hope to share the beauty of the Caribbean and help people feel more connected to the natural world around them.
Grooved Brain Coral are some of the most important reef-building corals found around St. Croix and throughout the Caribbean. Brain corals are named for the maze-like ridges covering their surface, which resemble the folds of Read more
Green Sea Turtle are one of the most commonly seen sea turtle species around St. Croix and throughout the U.S. Virgin Islands. They are named for the green-colored fat beneath their shell rather than the Read more
Spotted Eagle Ray are large cartilaginous fish known for their broad triangular pectoral fins, long whip-like tails, and distinctive white spots covering their dark bodies. They are named “eagle rays” because their wing-shaped fins and Read more