Bio'gear

I currently hold a day job with a law firm, maintaining (and occasionally redesigning) their web site, producing medical and trial graphics, while working nights on my second "job", doing web sites for friends and clients. I also attend the Glassell School of Art a couple of nights a week, which allows me to create bronze works, jewelry, and most anything that my mind can dream up.

I also do volunteer work for the I Have A Dream Foundation, working with my "kid" (she's 18 now) to ensure she finishes high school and holds on to her dream of becoming an architect.

I have worked in the architectural field in several capacities, the last major gig reformatting CAD drawings to produce 3D fly-throughs. I taught AuoCAD for several years, most of my students being older (and much wiser) than me, teaching me more about living than I could ever return with CAD skills. I saw all of them regain their desired employment in the many fields of their choice, from Civil Engineering, to Architectural Design, to machining and project management.

I've attended the University of Texas at Arlington, University of Houston, and hold a somewhat permanent locker at the Glassell School of Art.

Hobbies? Who has time for hobbies? I make jewelry, bronze works, paintings, write copy, poetry, nurture friendships.... no time for hobbies.

Somewhat self-taught, I have been painting most of my life, and pursuing just about everything else on the way. I developed a strange and wonderous fascination with architecture at the age of 4. Raised in Texas, reared in the buckle of the bible belt, I also developed an aversion to false folk, TV preachers, and muzak.

Synopsis: She began her interests in art, rounding that out with medicine, a little salt and pepper dabbling in architecture, ending with a whipped cream topping in computers, making for an exhuberantly fun life. Add to that bronzing, jewelry-making, graphoanalysis, energy medicine, creating her own spa concoctions, and embellishing her garden with intense magic.