Fine Art Fun

A self-portait dedicated to dealing with loss and struggle of a loved one (in memoriam of Griffin).

Acrylics and Embroidery Floss on Canvas. 20” x 20” in.

The first image created in a 10 image series. This series dealt with pressure and how all forms of societal, emotional, and physical pressure can affect one’s well-being.

Only a few images of the series can be viewed here, but if interested in the entire series, feel free to shoot me an email and let me know!

Oil Pastels on Board. 16” x 14” in.

The last image created in a 10 image series. This series dealt with pressure and how all forms of societal, emotional, and physical pressure can affect one’s well-being.

Only a few images of the series can be viewed here, but if interested in the entire series, feel free to shoot me an email and let me know!

Oil Pastels on Board. 15” x 14” in.

The third image created in a 10 image series. This series dealt with pressure and how all forms of societal, emotional, and physical pressure can affect one’s well-being.

Only a few images of the series can be viewed here, but if interested in the entire series, feel free to shoot me an email and let me know!

Oil Pastels on Board. 12” x 9” in.

An imagined embroidered landscape created to address the ways that embroidery is perceived as an old and a dying medium when it can be seen as fine art and beautiful.

Embroidery Floss on Linen. 7” x 24” in.

An observational still life done with pastel and conte.

Practicing hand-lettering and creating whimsical storybook-esque letters.

Colored Pencils on Colored Board. 8.5” x 11” in.

An imagined room inspired by the term “wunderkammer,” meaning cabinet of curiosities. All items seen were referenced from various photos taken at antique malls, abandoned buildings, rooms of friends, etc.

Micron Pen on Board. Approx. 10” x 10” in.

A drawing of a gourd’s outsides as well as what happens if you cut it in half.

Charcoal. 18” x 24” in.