β€œYour happiest memories live in your body, not in your mirror.” BC

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About me


I spent 12 years climbing the corporate ladder, only to discover a real masterpiece was growing inside me.

The most important pivot of my career did not happen in a board room, but a birth pool.

Upon the birth of my son, time became infinitely more precious, and my body became wildly more valuable than I’d ever thought.

I began developing my ongoing ceramics practice as a love letter to the female form in amazement for what it can do in pregnancy and beyond. And in 2024, around the birth of my daughter, I immersed myself in drawing.

I drew myself during my second pregnancyβ€”not because I felt beautiful, but because I wanted to remember what it felt like to grow a human. 

What started as drawings of pregnancy became something bigger. I began celebrating every body, every moment worth pausing for, and every time we forget what we look like and experience life fully.

With children, precious moments are fleeting: stroking their shifting bodies as they find comfort inside, the clasping of a finger, the weight of their bodies pressed against ours, and the causes of their laughter.

All these moments change quickly or disappear completely as they grow.

I draw these moments to make them last forever. To fully transport you back to love-filled, joyful seconds, eternally. And to show you how incredible our bodies really are.

Testamonials.

Pregnancy Push Present Pencil Drawing

Love Your Body Differently.

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