I had the honor of designing the stickers for Poppin’s 2019-20 planners. Available online and in Barnes and Noble College, Staples, and Urban Outfitters stores across the USA.

An personal narrative embroidery series based on my experience with eating disorders. The jars represent feeling trapped while simultaneously being on display. The skeletal figures and words conform to the space as I felt the need to fit certain standards. I labored over each embroidery the same way I obsessed over my own bodily perfection.

We all have those days when our bodies decide not to cooperate. Accepting your flaws for the uniqueness they bring to you is part of the fun of life!

Drawn traditionally (frame by frame,) animated in Photoshop.

A clothing collection based on the concept of fire escapes as a personal metaphor for my relationships with others. Fire escapes hang around on the sides of buildings, waiting to be used; I tend to do the same, waiting for people to need me. The collection contains six garments, each including one or both of the fire escape textiles I designed (either grey on charcoal or orange on grey, as seen in the images.) The collection, other than the custom textiles, is made entirely of repurposed fabrics to convey the idea of leaving behind the old for something better.  *Styling includes garments and shoes which are not my designs.*

Add flair to what you wear with these enamel pins and buttons!

For guys and gals on the go! Can comfortably fit a tripod, yoga mat, or several clothing items. Equipped with a full-length zipper and a pocket on each side.

Whatever floats your tote! Fully lined tote bags with distressed straps.

Let me pencil you in. Pencil bags to fill with markers, kazoos, and anything else you want!

Stick it to the man! Vulgar but honest stickers prefect for sharing how you feel anywhere!

A dress covered in mortified faces and crazed poetry based on the concept of insanity. Silkscreen on Jersey Knit.

Cosmos Magazine cover concept for an article based on how the universe and living matter are comprised of the same materials. *All typography is property of Nautilus/Cosmos Magazine. Special Permission was given for this project.* Gouache and Gel Pen on Bristol.

We've all been here. MTA Poster themed around commuters.

Da da da da da....Snoop Dogg setting the world record for the world's "highest" hairstyle.

I can't hear you, but I wish I could. An illustration of my personal hell; a place in which no one can speak to me or give me validation.

Flip, flop, flip, flop. A gif made in response to Donald Trump's political campaign in the 2016 Presidential election.

Who knows who (or what) else is out there? A shape-based digital illustration in response to a podcast about the multiverse theory.

Sometimes, happiness comes from simplicity. A digital, line-based illustration in response to the idea of bliss.

We just can't look away. A satirical commentary on voyeurism and cultural consumerism as they played into tragedy and the rise of media in the 1960s. Digital Collage.

"Love Is Blind and Deaf" is a short story by Jonathan Safran Foer for The New Yorker. This illustration highlights the theme of the story in which a couple is blind to one another's flaws in an attempt to keep their romance alive.

Can't beat the classics. A six page magazine spread about MoMA's Picasso sculpture exhibit in 2016.