I’m excited to share my one of my latest watercolor paintings with you all! This one is special—it’s a bit larger than the pieces I typically work on, and it features a subject that’s both elegant and familiar: a mallard duck. Painting “Calcasieu” was a rewarding challenge, and I’m thrilled with how it turned out. […]
Art has always been a refuge for me—a world where the limitations of my body are replaced by the limitless possibilities of creativity. Living with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (also known as Brittle Bone Disease), I often found myself unable to participate in activities many kids my age enjoyed. Sports like soccer or football were simply off the table, and […]
As a disabled artist passionate about art and disability, I’m excited to share a project that combines my love for painting with my admiration for our furry companions. Over the past few months, I’ve been working behind the scenes on something truly special, and today, I’m thrilled to unveil it. Drumroll, please… Introducing “Breed All About Us”! What […]
As a watercolor artist and a disabled artist, one of my most beloved ways of sharing my art is through intimate at-home events, known as KAK ART Parties. These gatherings began about ten years ago at my grandparents’ home in New Iberia, where I showcased my work to a small group of close friends. The event was such a […]
Be courageous and be brave, and in my heart, you’ll always remain forever young. Sir Rod Stewart As a disabled artist and graphic designer motivated to break barriers, I’ve had some incredible moments in life, but nothing compares to meeting Rod Stewart. From an unexpected invitation backstage to nearly designing his album cover, this experience has been a whirlwind […]
About seven years ago, I began hosting art and jewelry parties for my grandparents and their friends in New Iberia, Louisiana. What started as an intimate gathering in their home has since grown into a much-anticipated annual event. It is now held at a gallery each November. Over time, I’ve expanded these events to include additional shows […]
As a disabled artist living with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI)—also known as Brittle Bone Disease—I’ve encountered my fair share of awkward interactions. While most people mean well, some just don’t know how to act around a wheelchair user. Over the years, I’ve collected a handful of helpful etiquette tips that can make everyday encounters more respectful, comfortable, and enlightening for […]
When you live with Osteogenesis Imperfecta finding activities that fuel creativity and keep boredom at bay can be life-changing. I’ve always gravitated toward any outlet that allows me to express myself and nurture my love for animals. I want to show the world that my disability doesn’t define my limits. From a young age, art became my passion. Over time, […]
