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In "Maritime Metropolis," nature reigns supreme in this pseudo-apocalyptic world where nature reclaims its land over urban landscapes. Foliage and trees cascade and grow through buildings and the sea floods the streets. Boats replace roads for…

“Biolum” showcases what was once a rocky terrain now lying submerged beneath the ocean. In the background, forest trees silhouette against the cool-toned water surface. Bioluminescent jellyfish illuminate the depths. The piece focuses on the surreal…

In “Resurgence,” nature’s unstoppable force is depicted as a towering tree that stands amidst the city’s skyscrapers, reclaiming its space. It symbolizes the natural world’s resilience as it asserts itself over human structures.

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.

"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 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…

Front page of the 1730 woodblock print of Shujing

France

Nineteenth-century edition (1844) of Historia antigua de México (Ancient History of Mexico) by Francisco Javier Clavijero, first published 1780-1781.