Tree Seasons

Acrylic on wooden drawers

An apology and a blessing

Gauche (4"x12")

Cuernos

Acrylic on cupboard (34"x 20")

Forest Walk

Acrylic on wooden drawer, 9"/10"

Samba do Rio

Samba do Rio, Acrylic on wooden drawer, 20"-17"

Mayan Ruins

Mayan Ruins, Acrylic on wood cupboard door, 24"-12"

Tortuga Island

Gouache, 5"x7" (2014)

Ladies' Bourbon Society

Ink drawing turned into a vector graphic on InkScape (2014)

The Adventurer

Gouache, 4"- 4" (2014)

Sketchathons at Otto's Shrunken Head

Rats in Manhattan Party Hats

Gouache, 6"x4" (2013)

New York Water Towers

Gouache, 4"x6" (2013)

Tropical hothouse

Acrylic, 4"x6" (2013)

El Baile del Cangrejo

The Lonely Souls of Madrid

Pen and paper, 7"x4" (2011)

City girl

Acrylic on wallpaper and wood, 2'6"/3' (2011)

4th Floor Apartment

Acrylic on Particle Board, 22"/10" (2011)

The Rain Dancer

Mural in Seneca Falls Coop, Austin, TX (2006)

Collaboration with Jessica Tremblay

Body Painting at Burning Man

One of my lovely friends always wanted to wander around in full body paint.  At Burning Man 2010, she had her chance!  I used an oil based blue body paint for most of the coverage, and added the mountain landscape using some high-quality water-based body paint crayons.

Still-life with Bellybutton

In high school I played around with the idea of the "living still-life".  This is a photo from a series of drawings and paintings with that theme.

Water color paints and Photoshop (2002)

Art Show Posters

At the University of Texas I was tapped to design the posters for the Plan II art show.  The first poster was my very first attempt at Photoshop, which I think came out rather well for a newbie!  I liked the butterfly theme (life as an art, or art coming to life!) so kept it running all four years. 

Plan II Art Show, 2002

Plan II Art Show, 2003

Plan II Art Show, 2004

Plan II Art Show, 2005

Graphic Design, Sierra Club

I interned briefly for the Sierra Club in 2005, and designed several flyers and informational pamphlets for the Mexico Project, which was sadly terminated later that year for lack of funding.  I am showing here the informational pamphlet that I designed for the Mexico Project, using InDesign.  This was the first time that I had used InDesign, but luckily I found it to be very user friendly!  I designed also the little buttons used to show the different issues that the Mexico Project addressed.

The pamphlet prints on an 11"x17" paper, and folds in three parts such that when it is folded you see the picture of the tires and the SC logo, and the two black stripes: Mexico Project, Beyond the Borders.

Sierra Club Mexico Project folding pamphlet

Inside of pamphlet

Graphic Design, The ICC Student Co-op

During college I did a series of volunteer jobs for various associations 

"100% Organically Grown"
Design for the Inter-Cooperative Council Student Cooperatives, used on t-shirts and print advertisements, 2003

Fun with Photoshop

"Crossing the Line" (2004) (Photoshop)

Fun with Photoshop - 2

"Old Man" (2003)

Fun with Photoshop - 3

"Self Portrait" (2004)

Fun with Photoshop - 4

"Sueño" (2010)

Self Portrait

"Self Portrait," Graphite (2001),  20"x20"

Latin America

Costa Rica, Monteverde Cloud-forest (2004) 9"x10" (acrylics)

Mexico, Mayan ruins (2004), 4"x12" (acrylics)

Colorful Miscellany

"When it Rains..." (2003), Prismacolor, 3"x4"

Colorful Miscellany - 2

"Message in a Bottle" (2001), Prismacolor, 6"x8"

Colorful Miscellany- 3

"Carnival brasileiro " (2003), Watercolor, 4"x10"