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Part of a series of exploring different styles and visual influences through the same composition. For this piece, I drew inspiration from tattoo illustration, ink painting & pop art.

The expression, "cat's got your tongue," does not have a known origin, but one potential source for the phrase is a cautionary tale about witchcraft. In these stories, witches were known to steal people's voices by cutting out their tongues and…

Part of a set of illustrations based on the concept of the Ouroboros – a symbol of a dragon eating its own tail, reflecting the eternal cycle of life and death. One simply can not exist without the other.

Part of a set of illustrations based on the concept of the Ouroboros – a symbol of a dragon eating its own tail, reflecting the eternal cycle of life and death. One simply can not exist without the other.

In this post-human world, a colorful group of raycats travel in search of a safer home. The environments the cats pass through on their journey tells a story of a population long forgotten.

The lofty and mysterious Woodland Antiques has a large presence in the downtown area. It stands so tall that it steals most of the morning sunrise right out of the sky.

This is a count cross-stitch pattern that I drafted digitally, inspired by the eponymous winged serpent deity of Mesoamerican origin.

A Janus cat sits on a dilapidated staircase during a moonlit night.

These kitty jesters have somehow managed to escape the bounds of their respective playing cards, and also care about each other very much.

A smile from the one you love can make all the difference in the world to you. Here displays a smile from my own grandmother. I think you can tell a lot about a person from their smile and this woman radiates warmth. Smiles may have imperfections,…