I started drawing in elementary school, developing a passion for the arts at an early age. Dance, painting, and theater were present in all aspects of my life.
I attended Trinity University and Oklahoma University in the 70s, majoring in Art and Sociology. In the late 70s, I moved to Dallas and began a fifteen-year career as a commercial fashion model that began with the cover and editorial spread for Town & Country Magazine. I worked for clients in Texas, New York, Europe, Asia, Mexico, and South America. Living abroad was an education in the arts. I transitioned from modeling to onset styling and makeup as well as painting large canvas backdrops for clients like Neiman Marcus.
In 1981 I married my high school sweetheart, Peter Robbins. Together and separately we have pursued the different facets of our photographic careers. We have been blessed with two wonderful sons who are pursuing their own creative paths.
My work has been in galleries in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Colorado. I continue to participate in shows that give support to various nonprofit organizations.