Louise trained in classical ballet at The Urdang Academy and the North London School of Performing Arts and she performed with Dance for Everyone (London) and The Israel Ballet (Tel Aviv).  Her dance experience helped shape her love of figurative sculpture.  After moving to the United States in 1984, she worked as a massage therapist which further developed her knowledge of anatomy and her feel for the human form.  Louise learned to sculpt with the human figure but after moving to the rural mountains of Colorado in 1998 the only model in her small studio was her Great Dane.  The rest is history...

Louise is an elected member of the National Sculpture Society, the Society of Animal Artists and many other august bodies.  She has been honoured with 102 awards over the past 9 years.  A creative tour de force, her classical renderings of dogs are both humourous and elegant.