Graphic Designer and Artist with a knack for conceptualizing and a love of typography, currently based in Boulder, Colorado.
Working within art direction, visual identity, print and digital media. Say hi!
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2024
Playing with some visuals that feel like childhood… dunno if it’s the color palette or cows…
2”ish x 3”ish indiv. paper on paper.
2023
“Imagine trying to curate your life.”—a thought I jotted down in September of 2022. The thought stemmed mainly from the assumption that it must be so exhausting trying to play a part—be a facade—exist for aesthetics—etc.
In person or online, I came to realize that whether we realize it or not, we’re all curated in some way, by something, by someone—for everyone.
From here, I thought about ten things that’ve curated my sense of self over the last few years of my life, and reflected on their varying importance in my existence.
8.5” x 11” mixed media.
2023
October 2023—I’d been feeling kinda meh in regards to play; and kinda stuck to be frank. Even though I have select materials I’m always thinking about creating with, it’d been a while since I allowed myself to fool around with others.
I looked in my closet, took out the first piece of paper I saw, and sourced some paints I hadn’t touched since—I believe... 2018—and let myself wander for a bit. At a glance, I chuckled at how it ended up looking like an assortment of mini M&Ms, my favorite.
8.5” x 11” gouache on paper.
2024
We’re all in our own little big bubbles, now aren’t we?
4.75” x 3.5” paper on a fruit punch red plastic sheet.
2024
This piece stemmed from some thoughts I was having about the saying, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” I agree with this saying, but also feel words are words, and sometimes they sit and stay in one’s mind longer than an image would.
Halfway through creation, I got on the phone with my friend to catch up about life n such—a small sentence said inspired the rest!
7.5” x 7” mixed media.
2024
What role does medium have in relation to the artist? Can we medium bend? Is there a reason why one gravitates towards one or the other?
Regardless of this, we make.
6.5” x 4.5” paper on paper.
2024
Thoughts of the ordinary and extraordinary unraveling on another.
9.5” x 9” pen on paper on paper.
2024
I’ve been thinking a lot about my relationship to things I have no control over, and how that’s influenced my being at different stages of my life. I have a plethora of books, objects, and miscellaneous scraps I hold on to *just incase* I may use them.
When making in this nature, I revisit my inventory, some items have been here for years, others only a few months, and each time I peruse through, I find something new. I like to let my brain and blade wander as I cut out various pieces, unaware of a budding theme or relationship until I feel content with the process of looking. Once I assess what I’ve pulled, that’s where the relationship building begins.
I enjoy how we notice different things about the same thing at different times, it’s a good indicator that we’re learning, even if only a little.
Leftovers
5.5” x 3.5” paper on paper.
Chasing Rainbows
7.5” x 6.5” paper on paper.
Compromise
10.5” x 7” paper on paper.