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Self-portrait

The expressions on our faces give away so much. Are we rosy in love? Red with anger? Or tired like oxide rust? However, Gentle Stare gives away so little. The expressionless face is empty, yet filled. Perhaps you know what's going on in her head?

Part of the Bee collection, this honey bee was collecting pollen from a group of Purpletop Vervain flowers. Following her as she progressed, I was able to take this image and one other.

Part of the Bee collection, this honey bee was collecting pollen from a group of Purpletop Vervain flowers. Following her as she progressed, I was able to take this image and one other.

This is a parody of a series of tapestries "The Hunt of the Unicorn." This piece is re-imaging the content of the tapestries in a more modern time period.

This painting was the result of thinking about- what is home? After leaving, returning, and thinking about what “home” is to me, I became fascinated with how home transcends an actual place. We can return home through memory and revisit its comfort…

Isolation, was created following the aftermath of the coronavirus and the loss of the Artist's roommate to alcoholism and depression. Capturing the street that the two used to live on, the piece resembles the effects of a mudslide, the destruction,…

This is a bright, vibrant still life of a fantasy neighborhood- your neighbor, Jim (the frog) welcomes you into his home while the sun sets.

This work was a homework piece during our chalk pastel unit.

This work focused on a flat triadic color scheme and was part of a homework assignment to achieve "color harmony."