Text header reads "Illustration" and below it the text reads "What can't it be?" An artist crouches to the side, drawing a dark and wild forest into existence. His marker draws a striped tongue onto a huge toothed bird, its beak spread wide

A World of dreams

Surrealism, absurdism, dreams, neuroses, fears and fetishes. I strive to communicate the beauty in and of- the Grotesque.

“That Gone Century”
2023
Mixed media on canvas

A molar tooth full of holes inside a hole in a larger tooth. The molar has attached to the walls of the larger tooth like stalagtites. The shape evokes scenes of crucifixion

Dreamscape
2024
Watercolor on paper

Surrealist comic

Meditations
2025
Colored pencil on paper

Monochrome illustration of a toothbrush head with a hair stuck in the bristles

Commercial and branding

  • Abduction Red Wine 1

  • Abduction Red Wine 2

  • Abduction Red 3

  • Prattler 2024 Folklore

  • Pratt Institute Libraries Late Hours Poster

  • Drag promotional stickers/logos

Comics and sequential art

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.

“Walking the Road”
2023
Pen and ink on paper

From the series “Thanks for the Feedback” exploring the folklore developed by incarcerated youth in the troubled teen industry. “Walking the road” is the phrase students use to describe escaping or running away; what staff call AWOL. Here we see a heroic teen stash a go-bag and removing the battery from the window alarm before waiting for nightfall to make her escape. She silently runs through the woods and crosses an endless crossroads in the dark. She risks life, death, and the threat of being taken back to the program as she tries to hitchhike and begin the months-long journey home.

Hench Management

Coming soon…

Kel the technopriest heads to work like any other day, he doesn’t realize his life and worldview are about to shatter and be built anew.
Henchmanagement is a comic exploring humanity’s relationship to itsself, power, nature, technology, and time through the lens of labor and revolutionary queer love.