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"Monkey Business" is an idiom used to describe an act of chaos for humor or enjoyment. This illustration depicts the idiom literally, instead showing two monkeys engage in the human formalities of business.

This digital draw-over changes the narrative of the image by adding additional characters and covering parts of the photo. Original photo by Missy Minear.

This print was created by layering two different risograph inks to create a graphic and illusionistic feel. This modern take on the biblical story of Christ's final words helps to convey how an event from 2000 years ago is still impacting believers…

This piece represents having a focus on someone who can be so positive sometimes, but so negative at other times.

This piece depicts the inability to move on from someone so negative despite the many others around.

This piece depicts the simple idea of being held up on something, being pulled back by an idea or an old habit and only being able to move forward with a little bit of hurt.

This piece is a simplified depiction of overthinking and being stuck in one's own head alongside their own dangerous thoughts.

Concert Poster made in Letterpress (VISC 310) with Linda Samson Talleur

To compare life to the development of a story, what will your resolution look like? This is a portrait of my grandfather and an attempt to observe and reflect on his experience of aging and time.

While taking a brief moment to myself amidst the chaos leading up to my first ever international flight, I ended up in a stairway landing where geometric light rays beautifully accented the architecture of O'hare International Airport.