My work begins by hand — building layered patterns and textures inspired by forests, trails, and water. It's a study in patience. Whether I’m painting a stone found on a BC shoreline or designing a digital landscape, my process is a form of active meditation.

Every piece begins with a single point of focus, expanding outward into complex patterns that mirror the symmetry of the natural world. I believe that when we slow down to appreciate the smallest details, we find a deeper connection to the wild places we love.

The goal is simple: create artwork that feels grounded, immersive, and connected to the environment it comes from.

I’m Amy, a Canadian artist inspired by time spent in nature — from forest trails to open water.

My work blends hand-painted detail with digital refinement, allowing it to move beyond traditional formats and onto objects that are meant to be used, experienced, and lived with.

I’m drawn to creating pieces that feel both structured and organic — reflecting the balance between movement and stillness found outdoors.

Fuelled by the light of the summer sun, I pour my heart into each one, capturing beloved places and preserving them forever.