Meet Becca, a multi-hat-wearing artist whose creative journey began in the film and video industry, but it was her encounter with polymer clay that lead to her true passion for sculpting.

For more than a decade, Becca honed her skills as an editor, art director and motion graphics/vfx artist in New York City, weaving visuals into a variety of digital projects. Whether teaming up with high profile studios or flying solo, clients ranged from Mercedes-Benz to small, family-owned honey farms in New Zealand. She’d occasionally pick up a paintbrush, working on canvas and creating murals tucked into various corners of the world. But the call of a more hands-on, tangible medium finally brought her to polymer clay. This became her gateway for exploring wildlife, particularly marine and amphibian life, through this unique medium.

In late 2019 Becca moved to The Netherlands and opened up an online shop to run in-between digital projects. Driven by a desire to challenge herself and help make an impact, she’s constantly experimenting with new materials and mold-making/casting techniques. Her most recent discovery of ceramics and silicone has opened up a whole new world of creating. As she forges ahead she’s excited to expand the studio, developing her own little silicone production line, joining forces with artists and conservation partners, and hosting workshops in and around Amsterdam and New York.