She moved to the Pacific Northwest in 2011 from Salt Lake City after a difficult year spent recovering from a serious bicycle accident and the death of her partner. Her artwork is autobiographical and she uses it as a tool for communicating with her emotional self. Potter’s work focuses on mental wellness, gender and sexual identity, and open communication about emotions. Recent exhibitions include shows at the CoHo Gallery in Portland and the Huntington Gallery in Seattle. Her watercolor series Remember to Water the Garden about self love and sex positivity was featured in an interview with Eleven PDX in 2015.