Pagan Moon has explored a diversity of arts and crafts over the course of her life. After being unsupported by her parents into an arts education because she was a girl, she resigned herself to exploring her creativity as a hobby. In 2010, she decided to risk pursuing her love of art and craft, leaving her career as an educarer, embracing the opportunity to enroll in the EIT L3 introductory Art and Design course. The full time engagement with art that this provided, gave her the confidence to realise her dream to be a creative practitioner. In March 2013 Pagan became a resident studio artist at the Waiohiki Community Arts Village. Pagan currently has several paintings in private collections, both locally and nationally.