McCall is an artist, mostly dabbling in oil paint and ceramics, with a whimsically weird surrealist style. She is a mother of two young boys and the current Marketing Director for Warehouse Community Arts Center, as well as teaching classes there.

After graduating from UW-Madison with a ceramics degree, she moved to Colorado for graduate school and taught middle and high school art. In 2013, McCall quit teaching and headed to the mountains, filling her days with art, bluegrass, hiking, and working at the best damn family owned pizza place. Her family moved to the Northwoods in late 2018, buying an old round cordwood house in the Sugar Camp area.

McCall likes to create weird and funny art as a way to cope with the craziness of the world. Her creative imagination and over-anxious brain combine to create cheerfully nihilistic artwork portrayed through portraiture, whether animal or human or plant. Her palette is normally bright and often features Northwoods creatures or houseplants personified.

She has shown her works at various galleries, breweries, and coffee shops over the years, as well as a few libraries and community centers.