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I remember feeling overwhelmed with emotions as I viewed the city from the top of City Hall in Kansas City, it was so incredibly different from this far up, so peaceful and quiet. Walking around the observation deck, I could see the city in all of…

This is an homage to the characters from one of my favorite animation companies: Hanna-Barbera. I grew up watching these cartoons and always loved the variety of animal characters the shows had. These portraits include a few of my favorite characters…

My dad and I are always finding adventures to go on, especially in small forgotten towns that hold fun secrets. Behind us was the largest ball of twine, but in front was this 1930's gas station converted into a motel.

This was not shot I had planned on taking, but something about the way my friends were standing in the field and the wind blowing in their hair reminded me of the grass and how they were just like pieces standing tall waving in the wind.

Large format photography takes a lot of concentration and accounting for many things all at once and a simple mistake can either cost you or create a happy accident, like this one. I had forgotten to turn over the film holder for the second photo…

Neighboring horses grazing out in their pasture.

Before the Covid-19 pandemic, our traveling as a family was abundant. We had endless adventures and even more memorable moments. Then the world shut down. We never quite recovered. Where I long to be is back on that beach with my entire family,…

I painted this tree on campus at KU. Behind the tree is the Spencer Library. I liked how the tree was in shadow against the bright, warm wall of the building.

I painted this tree by Potter's Lake on campus. I use big, bold brushstrokes to create a composition.

I completed this work in the field. I use nature as my main source of inspiration and I try to capture what is in front of me. I'm inspired by artists like Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, who painted the landscape so well.