Prints

When I went to Tyler School of Art, I discovered woodblock printing. There is something wonderfully rugged and tactile about working in wood and using a physical object to produce a print.

For me, it is the perfect intersection between sculpture and drawing.

When I create traditional prints, I work in both Woodblock and Etching.

A yellow wall with a red sign reading 'Castroni' in a pink outline at the top. Below, a black and white illustration depicts a busy bar or cafe scene with people ordering and paying, with shelves of bottles and produce.

Castroni Coffee, Rome

Multiple color woodblock reduction print

Line art illustration of a cityscape with buildings, a street, and a boat on water, in pastel shades of pink, yellow, and green.
A sketch of a giraffe with partial color highlights in yellow and brown, featuring loose line art and shaded areas.
A watercolor sketch of a beach scene with palm trees, sailboats, a lighthouse, and beach huts under a blue sky with clouds.

sketchbook

An animated scene of a green creature working at a cluttered desk in a study room filled with books, papers, and scientific equipment.

Illustrations

A person riding a bicycle with a cargo bike attached, carrying two dogs, in front of a cityscape with blue buildings, during daytime.

Pet Portraits