“Portraits of Strength” is a series of mountain-inspired paintings that symbolically mirror Megan’s journey with chronic illness. Each peak embodies the resilience, endurance, and quiet strength required to live with cystic fibrosis - a visual story of struggle, perseverance, and the beauty found within.

“Stories From the Trails: Unlikely Adventurers” presents a moving collection of outdoor-adventure paintings that pair real moments on the trails with the hidden challenges of chronic illness, depicting the lived reality of those affected by Cystic Fibrosis. Through bold landscapes and courageous narratives, the project invites empathy by highlighting the resilience that comes from invisible struggles.

“Peaks and Valleys” is a personal art series that conveys the fluctuating experience of living with chronic illness. Through a collection of 8×10 inch paintings on wood panels, each piece references a mountain trail her family hiked — places she wouldn’t have been able to access during health setbacks.

Rooted in meaningful moments in the mountains, Megan’s paintings reflect the courage, connection, and enduring spirit found in nature and within ourselves.

Each piece captures stunning mountains in her characteristic bold, contemporary style, evoking feelings of wonder and awe, reminding us of the quiet power of the outdoors.

Megan is not just an artist - she is also a practicing Occupational Therapist who has spent her entire clinical career specializing in neurology.

Her “Brain Portraits” are a bold act of reclamation, using MRI images of brains with different neurological disease, but reimaging them to act as a tribute — colorful, bold, and proud — every story, every mind, every journey worth honoring.