Designed and Screen Printed a repeating pattern wallpaper with five colors. Helped install for a friend’s nursery.

The Mirror Room is a short comic about social anxiety, complicated spaces, and the inevitability of strained awkwardness.

Show Flyer for a sweet production at the Dirt Palace. I designed and screenprinted the pink and purple layers- my roommate and collaborator LN Celestine Foster (DJ Celestine) screenprinted the beautiful blue layer.

The poster that I illustrated and designed for The Wilbury Theatre’s production of Lifted. Huge thanks to assistant director Jessie March and artistic director Josh Short.

On-going series about comfortable spaces and home.

Riso-printed on one sheet and then folded together! Phantom vibrations are real and annoying!

The Shower Zine is screenprinted!

Third one is marker and pen!

All made for an ISP with Xander Marro.

After RISD officially closed for the semester in the middle of March 2020, I planned a bike route that followed social distancing so I could yell hello to my friends, who were still in Providence, from the street, while they stayed inside or in their doorway.

This map was painted for my Art for Children class taught by Jen Corace.

One of the UN’s rights for children. Three different screen-printed versions.

Landscape paintings and studies.

Portraits of prominent Rhode Island Activists for the Rhode Island Social Movement Oral History Project at the George Wiley Center.

Four color screen print. 2019

Personal zine based on sketches and murmurings. Silkscreened cover with digitally printed pages that were made with colored pencils.

Three color Polymer plate print and one color linoleum block and metal type print.

Silkscreen prints about anxiety and climate change.

Lithograph books based on sketches of people waiting in public and private spaces.

A nine panel comic about a tree as a response to the Rescue Party prompt (utopian future or world) from Gabe Fowler at Desert Island Comics.

A short animation about the music that my mom played for me when I was a kid. Set to the instrumental beginning of “New Slang” by The Shins.

An exploration of suburbia, the duality of growth, and a sense of place. Oil Paint, 2018