I grew up with a deep love for art, horses, and animals. While I was technically a city kid, I spent every spare moment at the barn — that’s where I felt most at home. Creating, building, and bringing ideas to life came naturally, whether it was through art or working with animals.

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Life took a turn (as it often does) when I married my husband — a man who will never leave the farm — and we started raising our family. Wanting to be home with my kids, I took a leap and purchased a web design business, combining my creative side with practical skills. During that time, I also did design work within the equine industry, working with people and businesses that felt familiar and authentic to me.

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As life got busier, the business was put on the back burner — but it never left my heart.

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Today, with older kids and a little more breathing room, I’m excited to be building Iron Brand Creative into something meaningful again.

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My husband and I live on his family farm, where agriculture isn’t just a lifestyle — it’s a legacy. For over 20 years, I bred, raised, trained, and showed some of the top Miniature Horses in Canada alongside my mother-in-law, with my two kids right there beside me. Over the years, we’ve also raised commercial cattle and Dorset sheep, learning firsthand what it takes to build and sustain a farm operation.

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While I’ve since sold almost all the horses, I’ve found a new passion in purebred Shorthorn cattle. We’ve gone all in — raising, promoting, and showing them — with my daughter and I actively competing together. We’re deeply involved in the breed, and I currently serve on the Alberta Shorthorn Association Board of Directors.

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Iron Brand Creative was built from this life — one rooted in agriculture, hard work, creativity, and community.

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I understand farm families, ag businesses, and rural brands because I live it. My goal is to help businesses tell their story clearly, honestly, and with pride — whether that’s through web design, branding, or creative support that actually fits who you are.

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If you’re looking for someone who gets both the creative side and the agricultural way of life — you’re in the right place.