I'm very excited to share this latest project, and not just because I had a lot of fun making this art. This work is extra special...

I made this illustration for the Narrative Art Award contest for SCBWI (Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators). The prompt was "Because this is the quarter-century mark since the Y2K scare, tell a story about something that turns out not to be a threat.” The audience is middle-grade children (ages 8-11). This illustration was inspired by a time I was walking by myself in the woods in Martha's Vineyard, MA, and I was startled when I saw a bear! I rushed back to

Below is everything I drew in 12 sweet days in Mexico City at the beginning of January. Thank you, CDMX for your lusciously green...

Within the past year, I've had the pleasure of working on a variety of custom projects. It's an honor to work on house portraits, pet...

I just spent a magical, inspiring, and sometimes delirious, two weeks with a group of art friends for my MFA summer contact period, and...

May brought me and my sketchbook all the way across the country to California. Some friends and I visited our pal Sara who recently moved...

If you've been following along on Instagram or Tik Tok, I'm sure you've seen that I'm tackling a 100 day painting challenge. Along with...

March 2022 took me to Atlanta with the University of Hartford Low Residency Illustration Masters of Fine Arts program. Each fall and...

It's been a month of teaching and painting, here's what's been on my plate! The image to the left is the beginning of my thesis work, the...

I felt the creative flow in January, I hope you did too. I owe a lot of the momentum to teaching. This month I've been teaching...