Anne studied fine art for two years at Emily Carr College of Art in Vancouver, majoring in ceramics, printmaking and sculpture.  She then went on to Ryerson Polytechnic Institute in Toronto to train as a fashion designer, and has continued to design clothes in a variety of forms ever since.

Feeling a need to get back to her artistic roots, Anne began blending her background in knitwear and leather design with her ongoing exploration of textile and surface design as a fibre artist. As an avid recycler, she is constantly looking for new ways to repurpose used or discarded materials and incorporate them into her textiles. The results are whimsical sculptural pieces, and vibrant multi colored patchworks in a multitude of mediums.

Recently she has begun working with a fabric printing process that uses cut up bits of used silk ties and garments that are then transferred onto recycled wool and silk fabrics. The results are a mosaic of colour and pattern, which she has aptly named the "fractal" series. Presently pieces include scarves, hats, and sweaters with patchwork kimonos, tunics and dresses to be added to the lineup this fall.

Anne currently works in Film and Theatre in Calgary as a costumer, scenic artist and sculptor, as well as designing clothes for private clients. Her one of a kind art wear and home décor pieces are available locally through select boutiques and galleries.