I designed a line of merch for Footwork and Frolick to raise money for our non-profit. The merch was only live for a limited time, which created a great incentive for folks to purchase while they could. I created a handful of concepts, then narrowed them down after meeting with the Board to get their feedback. I made a few tweaks and landed on a solid assortment of silhouettes and colorways that felt cohesive and exciting.

My family has been visiting the same resort in Scottsdale, Arizona since my mom was 7 years old. This year marks 50 years of reunion, so I couldn't resist designing some celebratory t-shirts for my family! I worked with Life is Good's custom tee offshoot, Keep it Simple, to print the shirts on demand.

I was commissioned by New England author Jane Marks to design the cover for her new book, Dead Reckoning. She asked me to look to her existing book, Dead Tide, as a template for formatting, art style, and font, but colored up in orange (her vision was to have the series of book spines appear as a rainbow when placed in sequential order). Jane also provided the following direction: Side view of a dock with a young woman's silohuette Woman in an evening dress and updo, looking

After a years-long hiatus, I was inspired to pick my acrylic paints back up after seeing incredible work by Lisa Nooin. She starts each of her paintings with an underpainting of vibrant magenta. I was drawn to this approach because it feels joyful, and it eradicates the paralyzing fear one can get from staring at a stark white canvas. While I knew I wanted the imagery to be a reclined silohuette transformed into a mountainous horizon, I didn't know exactly what I was creating

My choir is celebrating its 50th anniversary of uniting the community through music. To commemorate this special occasion, I designed a line of limited-edition merch for chorale members and the broader public to purchase. One of my first designs, highlighting the iconic Equestrian Statue of George Washington, sculpted by Thomas Ball and unveiled in 1869. Located at the Arlington Street entrance of the Boston Public Garden, near where the Back Bay Chorale rehearses. I began by