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“I decided I was an artist when I was in kindergarten and it took me about 27 years to finally believe it.”

I would definitely say I've had a lifelong and passionate love affair with making stuff. But then again, I've had an equally lifelong and passionate love affair with Cap'n Crunch. Yup, the cereal. After years of putting up with the Cap's bittersweet love, I finally hold the secret wisdom of being able to eat those sugary, golden nuggets without cutting up the roof of my mouth. Maybe one day I'll write a book called "Zen and the Art of Eating Cap'n Crunch". OMG. That's so the *new* title of my memoirs. It's a fitting replacement for "Jurassic Park Scarred me for Life".

Oh right. Back to the art stuff. I dig on raw line and the unexpected and infuse my work with modern color, original typography, and old fashioned hand drawn imagery. The end result is art with hints of romance, whimsy, inspiration, and lots of soul.

"I believe in true love, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and lots of simple living. Without taking myself or my work too seriously, I strive to make beautiful and emotional things."

I enjoy the whole art making process and can't see a time when I would ever stop dreaming and creating. I love being inspired by my life, my environment, and the work of others, then making something completely unique that can inspire others in turn. I like being a part of that endless creative cycle.

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Lisa was born in Washington D.C. and has lived all over the world from Georgia to Germany. She currently calls Rochester, New York home where she lives on an acre and a half of pseudo-suburbia with her soul mate and their munchkins.




 Above: Tear sheet from the April 2012 issue Genesee Valley Parent featuring Lisa's Rochester skyline.

Above tear sheet from the August 2012 issue of Washington Parent.

Above tear sheet from a German home living magazine.



Blog Features, Mentions, and Other Love


Lisa's art has been featured on several blogs including the following in no particular order: