A study of the quiet choreography that unfolds at first light.

For my first collection, I focused on experimenting and learning new techniques. Giving yourself the time to evolve is a challenging but vital part of the artistic journey. It’s been an emotional roller coaster, but the love and support from my family and friends is what keeps me moving forward.

The Early Edition explores the distinct, parallel rituals of a family preparing to meet the day. Before the household fully awakens into shared motion, each member inhabits a private sanctuary of routine: a mother reaching for a moment of solitude to center herself before giving her energy away; a father seeking quiet reflection over morning coffee and the news; and a child navigating the gentle space between needing a guiding hand and reaching for early independence.

Through tactile forms and intentional surfaces, this collection captures those tender, individual moments that anchor a family before the world steps in.

Casual Friday

B-mix clay · 6.5 H × 7.75 Dia inches

You have made it to the end of the week. Time to relax and ease into the weekend with your most comfortable jeans and a casual attitude. This piece captures that easygoing morning pause—a playful nod to taking a breath, kicking back, and finishing off the week on your own terms.

Casual Friday, a seated figure in jeans
Series · The Mother

Morning Routine

All three phases of the Morning Routine series together

Good Intentions

Red earthenware · 3.25 H × 5 Dia inches

She’s up. She is focused. But maybe, just maybe, she’s meditating on the coffee rather than mindfulness. This piece is a gentle, relatable salute to the valiant effort of centering oneself amidst the demands of the day.

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Good Intentions, a seated figure holding a mug

One More Cup

Red earthenware · 5 H × 4 Dia inches

A sculpture that deeply understands the assignment of mornings. It captures that soft, vulnerable space between dreaming and doing, where the entire world exists in the bottom of a warm mug. Breathe, sip, and just exist.

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One More Cup, a figure curled around a warm mug

Ready or Not

Red earthenware · 3.25 H × 4.5 Dia inches

The suit is on, the shoes are laced, and the coffee is kicked. A definitive statement on forward momentum, this sculpture honors that final, determined pivot from private transition to public readiness. The day is now officially in session.

Ready or Not, a figure dressed and ready to leave

One More Cuddle

The Child
B-Mix clay · 13.25 H × 9 W × 6.5 D inches

Waking up is hard work. Dragging a beloved stuffed animal and blanket along for support, this sweet piece captures that slow, tender moment where the world is moving a bit too fast and a few extra minutes of comfort are absolutely non-negotiable.

One More Cuddle, a child with a stuffed animal and blanket

On My Own

The Child
B-Mix clay · 5.5 H × 5.75 W × 9.5 D inches

A humorous and heartfelt look at early independence. Wearing a favorite pair of shorts with shoe-tying determination, this sculpture captures the fierce pride (and relatable struggle) of a little one insisting, ‘I can do it myself!’

On My Own, a child tying their own shoes

Quiet Morning

The Father
Stoneware clay · 3.5 H × 4 W × 8.5 D inches

Coffee in hand, newspaper in hand, and feet kicked back before the day’s to-do list takes over. This piece celebrates the art of blissful procrastination—a quiet reminder to hit pause, ignore the inbox for five more minutes, and savor a peaceful morning ritual.

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Quiet Morning, a reclining figure with coffee and a newspaper