I'm honored to be featured in the Winter 2026 issue of Where Women Create, sharing the working space at the center of my practice and the creative life that continues to grow around it.
The story steps inside Rader Art Studios at Tannery Row Artist Colony in historic Buford, Georgia. It follows the relationship between the space and the work—from monumental wildlife paintings built through contrast and layers to the newer, more contemporary directions beginning to take shape.
Inside the issue
Studio, practice,
and possibility.
The feature touches on the path that led here, the quiet concentration behind each painting, the energy of teaching, and why the studio remains the place where every new idea begins.
A glimpse of what's ahead.
Readers will also see the wider creative community of Tannery Row and learn how this former industrial space became a home for working artists. And because no portrait of daily studio life would be complete without him, Dewey makes an appearance too.
I'll share purchase details and more from the feature as the Winter issue becomes available. Until then, this is a small preview of a story about persistence, creative evolution, and finding light in the place where the work is made.