Lisa spent most of her childhood pursing artistic and creative endeavours.  Under the encouragement of her mother, she was able to glue, draw, cut, paint, knit and sew to her heart's content.  Not much has changed in her little home in North Perth.

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In late 2015, Lisa was bitten by the desire to perfect her skill with watercolour painting.  Her obsession increased throughout 2017 when her life was hit by tragedy.  She used sleepless hours of grief and worry to hone her craft and in 2022 was encouraged to offer her work to the public through an online gallery.

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After the death of her daughter, Lisa gave away 100s of paintings.  She did this as a way of paying it forward to those that selflessly supported the family.  She still gifts paintings, however, her work is now gaining public acclaim as she forges her future as a professional Australian artist.