Testimonials

Art is beautiful and feels good to have around and when I get to look at my crabby everyday it gives me so much more.

I get to relive my trip to Costa Rica and think about all the crazy adventures we had. Traveling with my husband and our best friend is still so very much alive right here in my home because Crabby brings me that joy, love, hope, laughter, and tenderness everytime I see him.

The detail and attention Ronni put into him is amazing.  People always ask me if it's bronze and are blown away when I tell them he's not. "Wow! That's amazing" is the usual response. They usually don't believe me without getting to hold him. He's just oober cool and I love showing him off and sharing his amazingness. Extremely grateful to have such a uniquely beautiful piece. - Amber

I gave Ronni a watch that belonged to my grandmother that had been just sitting around forever. I wanted to do something with it a little more commemorative than letting it sit in the back of a drawer.

When Ronni asked me to tell her about my grandmother I just told her everything I could think of about her. It was actually really cathartic to tell someone all the good and bad that I could remember about this beautiful, complex person that meant so much to me. She asked me some follow up questions and then I sort of put it out of my mind for a while.

When I got the sculpture in the mail, it was almost shocking to see it. It's like a physical thing that is actually made of my feelings about my grandmother. It is just so much more than I expected. It’s beautiful, of course, but it feels alive and full of all the qualities I described, the things I remember, from its sun-kissed flowers to its big clawed feet. Every time I look at it I feel a sense of that catharsis I got from looking at all the good and bad in this person that I miss and loving her just the way she was. 

I can’t thank Ronni enough for this experience, it really helped me process the feelings that had been lingering since my grandmother passed and I will cherish this beautiful sculpture always.

~ Bea

I reached out to Ronni after seeing her beautiful and magical sculptured creatures. I asked if she could make a cake topper for my wedding cake.

I sent her a picture of us and she made a fantastical version of us combined with a meaningful animal to us, an octopus. Her combination was all her creative expression and I could not have imagined something so meaningful and perfect to symbolize our union and love for each on this day. Her work is just amazing and she exceeded all of my expectations. I would recommend her artistic talents for any need you have.

~ Ann

Ronni sculpted a fantastic piece for our wedding cake topper. She captured essential elements of my bride and I and took artistic license to add lightness and romance with creative whimsy. It resulted in a highly personalized and unique conversation piece that punctuated our intimate gathering perfectly

~ Edwin

Riluna,
Remembrance and Reclaiming Inner Worth

Riluna is a self-portrait of remembrance — a return to my inner worth through love, connection, and becoming. Her name blends ri (return) and luna (moon), reflecting the act of remembering what has always been present: inherent value, strength, and light.

Her form weaves together my identity with the beings who have shaped me most deeply — my children. The pit bull head honors the dogs who have been part of our family, loved like children, and woven into the fabric of our lives. A domestic cat’s tail and wild cat paws reflect our shared love of cats — softness and independence existing side by side.

Dragonfly wings rise from her back, symbolizing transformation and the bond between my daughter and me, as well as our shared commitment to personal growth. Monkey feet and the turtle-shell texture honor my son, whom I called “Turtle Monkey” at birth — a reflection of instinct, grip, vulnerability, and strength.

Seated in a modified Lotus pose, clothed in yoga wear, Riluna embodies both stillness and resilience. She is a reminder that wholeness is not something to be earned, but something to be remembered.

~ Ronni