I work with my voice and with my hands as a songwriter, illustrator, and fibre crafter.  I'm also a cabin dweller, a guitarist, a canine companion, an occasional drag king, and a cross-country road-tripper.  I've lived in the Yukon for a decade now and have been savouring my off-grid home (across the river from Dawson City) for nine years.  Art school brought me north and the incredible, quirky community has kept me there.  In between chopping wood and hauling water I enjoy drinking coffee out of a collection of tiny ceramic cups made by my friends, crocheting bookmarks by the light of a headlamp, watching slapstick B films from the 1940s, playing Boggle over the telephone with my mother, and wandering through the woods with my dog, Oblio.  I make endless lists, save them in a large chest, and then use them as fire-starter.  I often schlep between the Yukon and Ontario playing intimate folk-country shows along the way.  Over the summer I completed a "dog park tour" of Canada which let me share my canine-centric sophomore album, Ever Ahead, with 13 concerts in dog parks throughout 5 provinces.  Though primarily a musician, I'm currently working on a road-trip themed tarot deck, the Ever Ahead Tarot, made up of 78 watercolour illustrations.  I love allowing the story to dictate the medium.