Poster design used by Creative Action Network’s campaign to raise money towards preserving America’s national parks. Marker and felt pen on paper.
Digital Illustration
Marker, gel pen, and felt pen on paper. Digitally enhanced.
Illustration made with ballpoint pen, markers and gel pen.
Solidarity Mural at the corner of Milwaukee and Diversey in Logan Square, Chicago.
Ballpoint pen on paper.
A light vibrates at the core of your being. You can choose to let your insecurities and compensations cover that light like layers of dirt. What lies at the truth of your being, your ultimate identity? Who are you when you let go of pain and fear of judgement? Get closer to the light within yourself. You contain something worthy of releasing into our world.
Felt pen and marker on paper.
An illustration depicting the Covid-19 lockdown regulations and the effect it has on mental health.
An illustration designed to represent sound visually.
Digital illustration.
Marker, felt pen, and gel pen on paper.
A carved wood block illustration prepared for relief printing.
Bass Guitar Painting
Felt pen on paper. Digitally colored.
Ink wash, felt pen, and gel pen on paper.
Marker, colored pencil, felt pen on paper, representing the city of Portland, OR.
Acrylic on canvas panel.
Felt pen on paper. Colored digitally.
Felt pen and marker on paper. Digitally colored.
Marker, gel pen, felt pen on paper.
Marker and felt pen on paper.
Felt pen on paper. Digitally colored.
Ballpoint pen and marker on paper.
Felt pen and marker on paper. Digitally colored.
Acrylic on a thrifted painting.
Surface design illustration.
Digital illustration.
A portrait of my friend, Morgan, who studies film and loves David Lynch movies.
Watercolor, colored pencil, marker, gel pen, and felt pen on paper.
Colored pencil and felt pen on paper.
Marker, felt pen, and gel pen on paper.
My appropriation of The Source by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres.
Conte’ crayon on paper.
Marker and felt pen on paper.
Acrylic on canvas panel.
An illustration representative of the urban legend that Paul McCartney died in November of 1966.
Digital illustration.
Marker and felt pen on glitter paper.
Painted along with Bob Ross.
Acrylic on canvas.
Ballpoint pen and marker on paper.
