Molly is a Seattle based artist, originally from Waukesha, Wisconsin. She first became interested about sculptural arts through Lego brand building elements, and by designing her own 3d paper cutout constructions. She has attended The Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, and The Minneapolis College of Art and Design for illustration and design studies. She has been working as a freelance artist since 2002, working on projects like The Comfort Guide, doing a CD package design for Seattle band The Georgetown Orbits, producing content for Steampunk Magazine, and Jake VonSlatt's Steampunk Workshop website. In 2005 she had a fine art show in Seattle, and in 2007 her steampunk inspired fashion and jewelry designs began taking off and she was interviewed in the April 2008 issue of the prestigious Weird Tales Magazine, The New York Times, The Boston Phoenix, and many online blogs.

But most importantly, she hopes to inspire people with her work. She tries to share her methods with others, and show that you don't need a lot of fancy tools or materials to make some amazing stuff. She lives with her primary boyfriend as they prepare for the worst and hope for the best for both the future of the world and for human society.

I am excited about exploring and celebrating the nexus of the past and the future through the lens of modern designs and techniques. I generally use antique materials as much as possible, but my eye is focused on creating something unique and avant guard. I also lavish attention to detail and try to imbue each item with a narrative of some sort so that it feels more like an artifact from another place and time.