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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 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 is a fanart piece I did based on the Lantern Rite event in a game called Genshin Impact. The piece includes characters in the game that were featured in the event. I wanted this fanart to have the same warm feeling I had while playing the event.

Fan art I created of Navia, a character from Genshin Impact. I loved her design and tried to include all the details. This piece was also used to experiment with the different coloring modes that Procreate offers.

A lighting study of when sunlight hits flowers. I wanted to study how the hue, saturation, and brightness of the flower petals were affected.

When I think of summer nights in China, I think of ponds full of blooming lotus flowers with koi fish frolicking in the clear water, the moon's gentle glow and illuminated water ripples, and girls wearing traditional Chinese clothing walking while…

As a costume designer, I wanted to find a hobby for myself that ties in my passion for art and sewing. This was my first cross-stitching piece and I wanted to incorporate my love for horror movies as well.

This piece is in the format of a foldable mini-zine. Mini-zines have been an art form for punk artistic communities for decades, sharing everything from fanart/fanfiction to educational content. This zine describes the things my life at KU has taught…

This collage represents the counterculture scenes at KU, particularly around the local punk and activist communities. It reflects my time with the Emily Taylor Center making and reading revolutionary zines.