I grew up in the Willamette Valley in an old farm house that people often called the honey house. This is where the namesake for this creative business of mine came from, an homage to the people and place that made me who I am today.

I left the small town I’d grown up in to learn how to become a storyteller. This journey opened the door for me to meet and become friends with people all around the world. I learned how to document and capture the lives of people through both photography and documentary film projects. Now, I use that same camera to document the lives of those closest to me.

After my travels I returned home to begin my life back here in Oregon. My parents and I set out to build a tiny house for me to live in after my travels, and to this day is one of the greatest gifts I’ve been given was their work and vision for it. Once completed, we named here ‘Little Honey’ since she has bits of pieces of the home I grew up in along with salvaged wood from the middle school my mom went to, an heirloom with history that stretches beyond my own. With my tiny house in tow, I made my way across the Cascades to my new home in Central Oregon, and haven’t left since.

Whether you’re here because you love flowers, or are intrigued by the ceramics wares, or perhaps you’re interested in documenting some of your favorite moments with your loved ones, I look forward to getting to know you and I’m excited to have you here.