Heather James Pond is a fine artist and author whose work centers on original paintings and the stories behind them. Her art draws from frequency, connection, yoga, meditation, storytelling, and healing. Through a mix of visual expression and narrative, she creates space for viewers to reflect on their own inner lives and experiences.

Working with technique, intuition, and channeling, Heather explores the relationship between shadow and light, struggle and strength. Her work is honest and emotional, inviting reflection on the raw realities of being human.

Born in Chicago and now based in California, Heather is also a writer, public speaker, and yoga teacher. Her creative work is shaped by lived experience and focuses on survival, transformation, and personal growth.

Through her writing, she speaks openly about turning isolation into connection, pain into empathy, and shame into self-trust. Her debut novel, Moxy, tells a powerful story of resilience and transformation.

Heather’s artwork is shown and collected internationally by people drawn to meaning, healing, and emotional depth. Through both her art and writing, she invites connection, reflection, and a deeper understanding of ourselves and one another.