I enjoy painting, drawing, sewing, photography and crafting with sea glass, wood, furs, skins, leather, antler, porcupine quills, birch bark, feathers, beads, cedar, sweetgrass, tobacco. She became interested in arts and crafts at a very early age and enjoys working with diverse media including painting, drawing, sewing, and photography. She creates decorative art such as jewelry and baskets with
grass, driftwood, sea glass, wood, resin, and even rocks! Her indigenous art includes working with furs, skins, leather and antler of seals, rabbits, moose, and caribou, porcupine quills, sinew, birch bark, feathers, and beads. A large part of her indigenous crafting involves working with the traditional medicines of the Mi’Kmaq; sage, cedar, sweetgrass, and tobacco. She has also participated quite extensively in the performing arts like dance, music, film, and theatre.
